Princess Eugenie's Makeup Artist Watched Me Put on My Makeup, and Boy, Did I Learn a Lot

When Martin asked me about blush, I blushed at my response. I told her that I dusted on the tiniest amount of pink-hued powder on my cheeks because I knew that I was (according to most makeup artists) supposed to. I was particularly scared of it after my dramatic hair color change. However, after some gentle convincing, Martin showed me that it's all in choosing the correct shade. I needed a very light pink, preferably two-toned rather than one stark, bright pink color.

Her suggestion was Charlotte Tilbury Cheek to Chic Blush ($40), which is a dual-toned blush. Both the shade First Love (a two-toned peach color) and The Climax (a two-toned red-brown color) complemented my hair color and skin tone, and since I started using it, I've never looked back. Now, I can't imagine not having blush in my routine.