Where's the best place to apply blush to a round wide shaped face? (Be very specific!)?

I don't want the blush to make me look like a clown or super round. I want to kind of make my face look more oval-ish.Where's the best place to apply blush to a round wide shaped face? (Be very specific!)?
Contour your cheekbones, meaning use darker blush or bronzer in the hollows of your cheeks (below your cheekbones) and use your lighter color on the apples of your cheeks. Then use a highlighter on the tops of your cheekbones. This method makes your face look slimmer! Try watching this video.





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1ZU9_39v鈥?/a>Where's the best place to apply blush to a round wide shaped face? (Be very specific!)?
The modern way to wear blush is to apply to the apple of your cheeks, and work outwards in an upward motion. This accentuates the cheeks which, for you rounder faced ladies, can make your face appear wider. To balance this out, use a subtle bronzer just under the apples of your cheeks to contour.





Be sure to find a bronzer that is flattering to your skin tone, otherwise you'll look like Chief Hiawatha.





If you're having trouble finding where to apply the bronzer, suck in your cheeks slighting, and where you see the hollows is roughly where you should apply.





Hope this helps. :)
you should definatly do some contouring !


it's easy :)





Get a bronzer, or any color the is a little darker then your skin tone. Suck your cheeks in, and apply just a little exactly where your skin goes in. Remeber, you can add more later if you want, as long as it's not too noticable. Then, get your fav blush and apply to your apples !
I read in Cosmo that Round face girls, like you and myself should apply MINIMAL blush on the APPLES of our cheeks. That means when you suck in its the part that sticks out the farthest. Blend out towards the temples.
take a very suttle color (not to pink or red) and go from your apples of your cheeks and then up a little towards your ear.
make a fish face and apply it to your cheek bones at an angle extending toward the hairline
To the apples of your cheeks.