M·A·C Très Cheek

Over the last couple of weeks, all I can hear women around me chatting about is the naughty book that's hit mainstream, 50 Shades of Grey. To say I haven't read the series would be a flat out lie. Girl, I read it and reread it. Though poorly written, I couldn't help but fall deeply into the trilogy. And noticed that Ana flushed way too much - girl, needs to man up.

Where does this come into play? Am I sending you off the the land of Christian Grey (yes) or is this something deeper? Actually, not deep at all. I just needed an intro to my post...

(don't mind the lipsticks, I just added those there for decoration haha. they're from MAC's Reel Sexy collection)

Everyone loves when you blush. Fashioning your choices: A new sextet of M·A·C blush powders. Go hip in bright red-orange, or add a glorious touch of peach, pink or lavender - each shade staying as bright and un-beige on the skin as it is in the palette. With a formula that’s seamlessly sheer and unabashedly buildable, what do you get? A look that says Très Cheek.

M·A·C Cosmetics' latest collection (available now) is all about blush, the oft forgotten step in many women's makeup routine. Why some ladies skip it, is beyond me. I love a little blush to wake me up, make me feel that much more feminine, and (sometimes) playful. Ana Steele style.

Again, I'm just using this post to talk about the book...don't mind me.

Comprised of six shades, the blushes in Très Cheek are satiny, easy to blend, and just what you need for spring into summer. The colors above are Lovecloud (mid-tone pink), Peony Petal (blue pink), and Modern Mandarin (Red-orange). No surprise here, but I'm in love with the playful pinks of Peony Petal and the slightly bold orange of Modern Mandarin.

M·A·C Très Cheek is available on counter, in stores and online now.

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