Rosy Cheek Tips for Your 30s

Bright plums and reds pop against dark and ebony skin tones, says makeup artist Kimara Ahnert. These colors are key to enhancing Garbrielle's flawless complexion.

Rosario's olive skin tone can pull off everything from petal pinks to deep peachy corals, says Ahnert.

If you want a longer-lasting flush, pick a powder formula. "Powder has more staying power than cream versions," says Ahnert. Dust blush on the apples of your cheeks, to get Penelope's contoured look.

"Also, if you have oily skin, use a powder blush instead of a cream formula, which can slide off your face," says Ahnert. We're positive that Gwyneth's sheen is just from the camera flashes. Use a blotting paper or a napkin to dab off excess shine.

"Apricot and soft pink blushes look great layered over bronzer," says makeup designer Edward Bess. Nothing beats this sexy combination, as seen on Charlize here.

Drew sports just enough color on the outer apples of her cheeks. Tone down a heavy application of blush by blotting off the excess color with a clean makeup sponge, says Bess.