on the nose, cheeks, and forehead. where the sun would naturally hit.

Put simply, bronzer should be applied wherever the sun would naturally hit your face. Think of the number 3. First, do a 3 formation on each side of the face starting from the temples, down to the cheekbone, ending at the jawline. Then, sweep some color on the forehead, nose, chin, very lightly. If you want to contour the hollows of your cheek, use a matte bronzer instead.

For a deeper cheek look (say, for low-light areas like bars/clubs), sweep the bronzer over the apples of your cheeks and slightly underneath in the lower cheek area. Dust some underneath chin and lightly around face to make a round face appear slimmer, or even lightly on the nose to add definition. For a just-back-from-the-beach look, I sometimes apply the bronzer to the cheek area just below my eyes and outward. It will look like you walked the beach during midday.

They are great to mix together and apply with a big fluffy brush across the bridge of the nose, the tops of your cheeks and blend back toward your hairline and also above the forehead at the hairline to give face a sculpted look. The bronzer alone should be applied where the sun would naturally hit and tan: bridge of nose, top of forehead and cheek bones; blush is great alone for the apples of the cheeks.

The bronzer should be applied to the hollows of your cheeks, under the cheekbone. I use an angled face brush and make a nice sweep starting from the inside out or I use a bronzer brush and buff it into my skin in a circular motion, again starting from the inside out. It can also be applied to your jawbone, temples, chin and sides of the nose. A great trick is the make a "3" on the sides of your face starting at your temple, swooping into the hollow of your cheeks and down to your chin. Instant glow!

I use the bronzer at my temples and to help define my check bones.

Apply bronzer to the hollows of your cheeks, dust it down your nose your forehead and chin. Typically where you would get sun on your face. Apply the blush to the apples of your cheeks.

When I'm looking washed out or worn out, I give it a quick whisk all over the face.

I apply the bronzer first in a 3 shaped stroke on both sides of my face. What I mean by that is this: I start the stroke around my temples, sweep down and around to the contour below my cheekbones, and back down and around to the jaw line. I then just do a very light sweep over my nose and forehead. I apply the blush to the apples of my cheeks with a quick fleck up the cheek bone. If I want a really dewy, shiny look, I'll lightly sweep over the bronzer with the blush.

I would get the powder because it shows up more and lasts longer in my opinion. You can't use powder on your lips but you could use it on your eyes. The multiple feels weird and dry on your lips anyway so I don't think it's worth it.

While I understand the appeal of being able to use it on eyes and lips, I think that the cream texture is going to feel too heavy if you live somewhere that gets very hot or humid. If you are looking primarily for a blush, I would get the powder form.

It would be worth the extra $$, because NARS products stay in place and last for hours.

looks like a same color but if you dont like it sephora has the best and free return policy..so go ahead and order it..you will love it..

The blush is extremely light on both sides. The picture is much darker than it really is. This blush is great as an accent to other blushes. A highlighter is what I'm using it for. Or the days that you just want a hint of color. It does have a shimmer to it. So if you do not want a frosted look, don't get it.

ill prefer orgasm color on dark skin..you should buy single blush compact..

I would go into a slightly darker blush duo than Hungry Heart. It is made for light skin or only use it as a highlighter to your darker blushes.

You may want to try the Hungry Heart duo. Its lighter and softer looking. I'm using it as a highlighter to my other blushes. I have blue eyes, red hair and very fair skin, but I do like some color on my cheeks.

Yes, I think it would look great on you.

no brushes are included with this.

No - there's no brush. But you can buy brushes really cheap at a drug store or store like Kmart.

i'd recommend laguna/orgasm.

I am mac NC 37 and I can use laguna and casino-with casino it takes an easy hand and much better when I have a tan but I can use them either way-they are both great!

I just bought hungry heart today. I have light skin and I use both colors as highlighters on my cheek and brow bones and they look wonderful. Don't buy it if you don't like shimmer/glitter though because this has a lot of it.

I think Hungry Heart on it's own may be too light for anyone to use as blush. I have light skin and I can't detect the pink in it at all when I have it on. The sparkle is beautiful though and it works well layered with other blush.

both the blush and bronzer are powder.

This is definitely powder, but the multiple duo is a cream so maybe you got that instead.

ill go for orgasm blush and in summer time very light bronzer..