Today, I’m excited to guide you through the process of creating a DIY cream blush that offers long-lasting wear throughout the day, thanks to the incredible Smashbox Photo Finish Primer. By utilizing loose powder eyeshadows and blushes, I crafted unique shades that you won’t typically find in stores. In the video, I’m showcasing the DIY cream blushes named Diana and Kupala on my cheeks, while also featuring Kupala as a crease and transition shade for my eye makeup. This versatile approach allows you to explore various colors and techniques!

A huge thank you to Smashbox for providing their amazing primers! It’s important to note that this video and post are not sponsored. I genuinely enjoy sharing innovative and fun DIY beauty tips that can elevate your makeup game and inspire creativity in your routine.

This video was inspired by Rachel, one of the talented moderators from the Hex Squad group. Thank you, Rachel! Her passion for sharing makeup tips and tricks with the community is contagious, and I’m thrilled to showcase this DIY project because of her influence. The Hex Squad is filled with many skilled makeup artists, and Rachel’s insights truly shine.

Watch the Engaging Video Tutorial on How to Create DIY Cream Blush

I often find myself expressing frustration over the lack of cool-toned products offered by mainstream brands. In particular, they fall short when it comes to cool-toned blushes, especially in the formulas I prefer. To address this gap, I decided to dig through my collection and came up with 12 stunning loose blushes that I transformed into a personalized cream blush collection. This creative endeavor allowed me to curate colors that truly resonate with my aesthetic!

For the best experience, please watch the video on YouTube, where you can also find Closed Captioning in English!

Essential Products for Your DIY Cream Blush Journey

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Discover the Makeup Products Featured in My Tutorial Video

BROWS
Nyx Cool Ash Brown Thickening Gel

EYES
Urban Decay Eden Primer
Aromaleigh Kupala
Copacetic Eat the Rich
Give Me Glow Salem, Cruel Intentions
Urban Decay Paz
Half Magic Lil’ Beast & ASMR
Eyeko Lash Alert Mascara
Nabla #8 Cupids Arrow

FACE
Wet n Wild Impossible Primer
Wet n Wild Green Glass Primer
Rare Beauty Positive Light Under Eye Brightener in Light
Surratt Dew Drop 1
Aromaleigh Diana Cream Highlight
Aromaleigh Kupala Cream Blush
Aromaleigh Kupala Blush
Silk Naturals Meld Powder in Light
ByTerry Hydra Powder

LIPS
Surratt Galocher
Karla Insomnia

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Essential Ingredients for Your DIY Cream Blush Recipe

Are you curious about the essential ingredients needed to create your own DIY cream blush? Below, I have outlined the components required to whip up a fabulous cream blush without the need for heat. If you are genuinely eager to experiment with DIY formulations, you can consider incorporating ingredients like shea butter, coconut oil, and either candelilla or beeswax, although these options do require heat to melt them down.

For simplicity and efficiency, I prefer to utilize a pre-made base, specifically a face primer, which allows me to avoid heating and keeps the process straightforward.

In crafting my cream blushes, I chose to use the Smashbox Photo Finish Primer as my base. This primer was selected for its silky, smooth texture and advanced blurring technology, which helps prevent the blush from accentuating any pores or fine lines that may appear on my face. Additionally, using a primer significantly enhances the longevity of my makeup!

Furthermore, I added the Danessa Myricks Prism FX Hydrating Lotion in both Original, which shifts to a lovely pinky violet, and Gold, which features an iridescent golden hue, into several colors of my cream blush. This addition not only enhances the texture but also imparts a stunning glow that is essential for my dry skin!

Feel free to explore your own collection and use whatever products you have available, or give the Smashbox Photo Finish Primer a try for your DIY blush!

Expert Tips for Selecting the Perfect Pigments in Your DIY Cream Blush

When it comes to choosing the right pigments for your DIY cream blush, I recommend experimenting with any of your loose cosmetic pigments, such as loose eyeshadows or loose blushes that you already possess. Personally, I have a deep affection for my Aromaleigh loose blushes and multipurpose powders, so the majority of the DIY cream blushes I created prominently feature Aromaleigh products. However, I also included a stunning hue from My Pretty Zombie and a beautiful blush from Silk Naturals, showcasing the diversity of options available!

Crafting a Versatile Cream Product: Blush and Lip Tint in One

Many of you have inquired about the possibility of creating a multi-purpose cream product that can serve as both a blush and a lip tint. The answer is yes! You can absolutely concoct a DIY cream blush that achieves dual functionality, provided you select a base that is deemed safe for both lip and facial applications. This versatility allows you to streamline your makeup routine while enjoying a cohesive look!

Storage Solutions for Your DIY Cream Blush

Wondering about the best practices for storing your homemade cream blush? It’s crucial to keep it in an airtight container, away from heat, light, and moisture, to preserve its quality and effectiveness. I personally find that the small glass jars I use for my gel polish creations are perfect for this purpose, as they provide an ideal environment for maintaining the integrity of the cream blush!

Embrace Your Creative Journey with DIY Cream Blush

Overall, I absolutely love the thrill of shopping my stash! I had a longing for an array of cream blushes in unique colors, and I was able to fulfill that desire by utilizing the Smashbox Photo Finish Primer alongside my collection of loose pigments. Your support in joining me for this video means so much, and if you resonate with the concept of shopping your stash, please share your thoughts and experiences!

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