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Make Up For Ever Artist Face Colors - Blushes Photos & Swatches

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Christine | Updated: 7/22/17July 22, 2017

Make Up For Ever Artist Face Colors – Blushes

Make Up For Ever Artist Face Color ($23.00 for 0.17 oz.) is available in three types–Highlighter, Sculpting, and Blush–with a total of 34 shades available. I just finished swatching everything late last night, and I’ve divided the swatches into the three types. This post features the blushes!

Make Up For Ever Artist Face Color

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B110

B200

B202

B204

B206

B208

B216

B218

B302

B304

B306

B210

B212

B402

B308

B314

B316

B500

Make Up For Ever B110 Artist Face Color - Blush

Make Up For Ever B200 Artist Face Color - Blush

Make Up For Ever B202 Artist Face Color - Blush

Make Up For Ever B204 Artist Face Color - Blush

Make Up For Ever B206 Artist Face Color - Blush

Make Up For Ever B208 Artist Face Color - Blush

Make Up For Ever B216 Artist Face Color - Blush

Make Up For Ever B218 Artist Face Color - Blush

Make Up For Ever B302 Artist Face Color - Blush

Make Up For Ever B304 Artist Face Color - Blush

Make Up For Ever B306 Artist Face Color - Blush

Make Up For Ever B210 Artist Face Color - Blush

Make Up For Ever B212 Artist Face Color - Blush

Make Up For Ever B402 Artist Face Color - Blush

Make Up For Ever B308 Artist Face Color - Blush

Make Up For Ever B314 Artist Face Color - Blush

Make Up For Ever B316 Artist Face Color - Blush

Make Up For Ever B500 Artist Face Color - Blush

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Mariella

Very Light, Pink undertones. Normal-to-Dry skin.

As much as I really don’t need any more blushes or highlighters, I am going to have a hard time resisting a few of these – B212, for starters, and a few of the highlighters too.

Martha

So is 302 an Orgasm dupe?

Rachel R.

Lightest, Neutral undertones. Normal-to-Oily skin.

These look pretty good. There are so really pretty shades here for most skin tones.

kjh

402 and 500. Guess I like saturated, but applied light.

Katherine T.

Overall, these look pretty good! I’m so excited to put together a custom kit, to fill in some color gaps in my stash

Stephanie | theFantasia

Light Medium, Yellow undertones. Normal-to-Dry skin.

I love these – it’s hard to find really good blush colours that aren’t too glittery or over the top. Seems very agreeable on a variety of different skintones!

Marie-Estelle

Very Light, Pink, strong pink undertones. Normal-to-Dry skin.

A lot of fair skin friendly shades here. I won’t complain. Nevertheless, it is #500 which calls my name… I don’t even know if I could rock it but what a beauty!

Genevieve

Lightest, Pink undertones. Dry skin.

Lots of beautiful peachy shades here.

Crazy Mom of 7

These are so pretty! Lots of depths, variations and gradients along the peach to pink scale.

Erin

Lightest, Neutral undertones. Combination skin.

I really like these based on what I see. Matte but not flat. Some look almost semi-satin.

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