Rosacea can be a trickly little sucker to cover. But you picked the right makeup to do it! Steer clear of the high pigmented pink tones as all they will do is embellish the rosacea. I would recommend Beauty, Laughter, Sorbet or Thistle. Although some say they are pink, they have enough yellow undertone to balance the redness that comes with rosacea.

GOOD LUCK!

It's not blush, but "warmth". It can be used as a bronzer or a blush.

This color blush is very pink, not like warmth. You would want a warmer tone to get the look of the warmth. Most BE blushes have a slight shimmer, the warmth does not.

BE has a blush brush that is very nice. They also have an angled face brush that works well for blushes. If you have a light hand and don't want to buy a new brush you can use the full coverage face brush or the baby-buki brush. You apply BE blushes just as you do their foundation with a swirl, tap, and buff. One way to know the location to satrt is to smile and start on the apples of your cheeks and work back towards your hair line stopping a little past the outer corner of your eye. If you go a little heavy with your blush, you can always buff in a little foundation over it. Remember the key to application of all BE makeup is to buff, buff, buff.

It has a little shimmer in the container, but I don't find it has a shimmer look once on your face!

I just tried Joyous Jennifer from BE and I have lighter brown eyes and fair skin and it looks really sweet and cute. I found it not to be too bright in color and the shimmer is just right. Hope I helped!

It's not listed under blush--it is under all-over-color. It is item # 1164771.

Ok sweetie. Don't worry I got you covered. First of all. Turn your pot upside down. Then turn it right side up. Tap the top of the lid with your blush brush...HARD several times. (Yes a blush brush is definitely the way to go) Then swirl your brush in the lid to pick up some product. Brush the back of your hand with the "loaded" brush in a light circular motion. Now that you've removed all excess product, apply it to the apples of your cheeks. To locate the apples of your cheeps smile like your just heard a really funny joke. See the apple shape on your cheeks? It's right at the front of your face next to your nose. Swirl your brush in a light circular motion to apply it to that location. Now work your way up & gently brush towards your temples. If your still are not happy with the appearance, if it's too light, slowly build the color till your happy. You should have the look on your cheeks like your just had your first kiss. I think it is the most beautiful way for a woman to look....just a tiny bit embarrassed.

goldengate is the closest color to first class but if u called bare escentuals 1800 number they should have the color your lookin for

Hi :-) I have noticed that when I apply the foundation with a wedge sponge it presses the foundation to the skin and gives a smoother appearance then when using the brush. Of course, this will also give you more coverage as well. Also, I have noticed the moisturizer you use underneath make a huge difference. When I switched to an oil-free, I was amazed how much longer I could go without applying powder throughout the day. I hope this helps :-D