11 Makeup Commandments Charlotte Tilbury Swears By

"The thing is you always want blush to be a bit high up, not low where it looks like your cheeks have dragged down," Charlotte noted. She suggests the age-old trick of looking in the mirror while smiling to find the apples of the cheeks. Then, try her "swish and pop" application technique. "You get the color onto your brush, swish it on in a circular motion, and pop at the center, then swish back around it," she explained. "And always do your eyes and lips first, then add the blush last. Because if you make the mistake of putting the blush first, you might go overboard."