after eyebrows, is the semi-permanent blush trend about to take hold?

Blush becomes the flagship item of Gen-Z makeup. While we loved 50-color palettes and “brighter than our future” highlighter, in the 2010s, Gen Z preferred to focus on skincare and blush. A beautiful, healthy, light and still fun complexion takes precedence over the rest. Thus, blush becomes one of the main elements for having a sublime complexion. But how far?

The new generation has created dozens of blush trends. While it has been placed in approximately the same place for the last twenty years, users of the social network have decided to put it places you wouldn’t think of. On the nose for E-girl makeupin concealer for a Korean inspiration, or even in contouring for a uniform complexion. Younger people use and abuse blush pink to create original looks, defying our pre-established rules of beauty. But could this new trend go too far?

What is tattoo blush?

If we decide to wear blush every day and it becomes a must-have in our daily makeup, why not keep it permanently. Like eyebrows that we are too lazy to rework every morning, we would go for a permanent blush tattoo. That way, you need to have mornings where your hand is too heavy and you have more of a rosacea effect than a healthy glow. Even if Tiktok has also made these blushes fashionable.

Grace Clarke is an inflienceise who lives between Paris and New York. One day, she decides to make a tattoo blush and film themselves. The video recorded more than 4.5 million views and people in the comments were very taken aback. In fact, the procedure, like many cosmetic procedures, causes the face to swell and makes it rouge. Therefore, it looks like Grace has rosacea. People with this pathology were even offended to see that people could do this when they were trying to remove their redness and that it was not covered by Social Security.

A natural result, but should we succumb?

In another video, the TikToker answers questions about the treatment and her cheeks are much more natural. She appears without makeup with rosier cheeks which give her a healthy glow. The result, particularly natural, could tempt us. But there are several things to take into account. First of all, the treatment costs around 400 dollars. We will also rarely find them in France, so you will also have to take into account the cost of the journey to get this procedure done. When we think about the price of a blush and a blending brushwe wonder if it’s really worth the cost.

Furthermore, it is a tattootherefore, if one puts foundation on top, there is a chance that it will cover it. So, you will have to add blush to get back that natural glow for which you paid 400 euros. If one prefers to stay makeup-free, this can be a good investment. But in an age where blush trends are changing all the time, opting for permanent remains an idea that experts like Cristina Cordula may advise against. In fact, the host had already warned about tattooing eyebrows, which becomes out of fashion when trends pass.

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Since I was little, I have devoured women’s magazines. All subjects fascinate me but my favorite theme remains fashion. I obtained my diploma in fashion communication for…