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4 blush trends to recreate with Tira’s Blush & Beam DuoStick

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Purva Indulkar
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4 blush trends to recreate with Tira’s Blush & Beam DuoStick
What’s Been Up
Makeup

4 blush trends to recreate with Tira’s Blush & Beam DuoStick

By
Purva Indulkar
By
Purva Indulkar
What’s Been Up
Makeup
3
Min read
Brontë Blush, sunset blush, under-eye blush and watercolour blush—nail them all with this travel-friendly find
4 blush trends to recreate with Tira’s Blush & Beam DuoStick

Blushes are open to interpretation—dab some bright pink powder on your eyelids, tap some peach cream blush into your cheekbones or apply a red shade on your lips. When it comes to blush, everything goes, which is why there are exciting new options in the market every year. Think, long-lasting formulas that come in tubes, jelly options that bounce and even blushes that can be stamped onto your cheeks.

One of our current favourites, Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick is a multipurpose find. It’s travel-friendly, has cream blush on one end to add some colour to eyes, cheeks and lips; and highlighter on the other, that delivers a lit-from-within glow, without any chunky, visible glitter. A multi-tasking product, it belongs in your makeup pouch especially when you’re on the go. Doing your makeup in airport bathrooms and moving cars? Just layer it on with a sponge, a dense brush or your fingers. If that wasn’t enough to convince you, the blend is also infused with peptides, hyaluronic acid and vitamins A, C and E. Here are four cheeky blush trends to try with it.

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Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Pink Perfection (9.2 g)

7 pink blushes for a natural, winter flush

This duo stick is a really handy pick for winter when you want your skin to look healthier and more awake without doing a full face. The blush side adds a warm pink flush, while the highlighter brings a subtle glow that makes cheeks look lifted and fresh. It’s easy to use, quick to blend and great for busy mornings. You can keep it soft and natural or layer it up depending on the vibe you’re going for.

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Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Mauve Musing (9.2 g)

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Tira's Blush & Beam DuoStick is a smart multi-tasking pick for days when you want your makeup to look fresh without spending too much time on it. With a blush on one end and a highlighter on the other, it gives you a complete cheek moment in one easy stick. The creamy texture blends in effortlessly, adding a natural flush and a soft glow that looks like it’s coming from within. Mauve Musing is especially wearable if you like a muted, everyday tone that flatters without feeling too bold.

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Brontë blush


One of the most talked-about films of 2026 was a modern interpretation of 'Wuthering Heights' by Emily Brontë. It featured Margot Robbie dressed in rich velvet, tight corsets and whimsical ribbons but what went truly viral was her 'dark romantic' take on blush. Placed on the apples of her cheeks, it was then blended downwards into a soft triangle. To get it right, apply a lightweight foundation and soft-brown eyeshadow for a natural look. For the eye makeup, tightline your eyes and use one coat of mascara. Keep the brows a little bushy and use the Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick in Red Radiance, blending it into a downward triangle. Dab a bit of the highlighter on top of the cheekbones to add in some glow and finish off with a nude lip and wispy bangs for the wind-swept look.

Tira recommends:


Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Red Radiance

Sunset blush


A sandy beach, salty air, a bright sun dipping into the sea as the sky turns pink to red to orange—beauty creator Alissa Holmes somehow managed to capture this immersive moment into a makeup look and went viral. Sunset blush is surprisingly easy to experiment with. After you finish your routine of base makeup and eye makeup, just dab a hint of gold highlighter near the outer corners of your eyes. Then apply some pink blush on your cheekbones and orange blush just below it. Pick hues with warm undertones like the Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick in shades Pink Perfection and Coral Crush to get this look. To avoid all the different colours blending into one, blend them a little bit as you go. Finish off with your favourite setting spray or powder and don't forget to take some golden hour selfies.

Tira recommends:


Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Pink Perfection
Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Coral Crush

Undereye blush


Popular among K-pop idols (and their fans), this trend takes inspiration from the Japanese 'igari' style makeup. It involves one easy enough step, putting a generous layer of blush under the eyes and a little across the nose bridge. To get the look, start with a minimal, dewy base, using a lightweight foundation and concealer. Dab the Tira Blush & Beam Duostick in shade Mauve Musing, blend it downwards across the apples of the cheeks and finish off with a hint of highlighter. For the eyes and lips, choose shades of nude or soft brown and skip the heavy contour to make your blush the pièce de résistance.

Tira recommends:


Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Mauve Musing

Watercolour blush


Following cinema, nature and streetstyle, blush is now taking notes from the soft, diffused colour in impressionist artwork. Just like a drop of paint dissolves into water, turning it faintly colourful, watercolour blush should also melt into the skin leaving behind an almost transparent layer. When it comes to this trend, prepping the skin is key. Make sure your face is well-moisturised before the makeup routine begins. After your base makeup and eye makeup, use dots to apply the Tira Blush & Beam Duostick in the shade Plum Power on the apples of your cheeks. Blend it outwards in feathery strokes with a blush brush till there are no harsh lines. You can also mist the brush with setting spray to get a sheer finish.

Tira recommends:


Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Plum Power
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Brontë blush


One of the most talked-about films of 2026 was a modern interpretation of 'Wuthering Heights' by Emily Brontë. It featured Margot Robbie dressed in rich velvet, tight corsets and whimsical ribbons but what went truly viral was her 'dark romantic' take on blush. Placed on the apples of her cheeks, it was then blended downwards into a soft triangle. To get it right, apply a lightweight foundation and soft-brown eyeshadow for a natural look. For the eye makeup, tightline your eyes and use one coat of mascara. Keep the brows a little bushy and use the Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick in Red Radiance, blending it into a downward triangle. Dab a bit of the highlighter on top of the cheekbones to add in some glow and finish off with a nude lip and wispy bangs for the wind-swept look.

Tira recommends:


Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Red Radiance

Sunset blush


A sandy beach, salty air, a bright sun dipping into the sea as the sky turns pink to red to orange—beauty creator Alissa Holmes somehow managed to capture this immersive moment into a makeup look and went viral. Sunset blush is surprisingly easy to experiment with. After you finish your routine of base makeup and eye makeup, just dab a hint of gold highlighter near the outer corners of your eyes. Then apply some pink blush on your cheekbones and orange blush just below it. Pick hues with warm undertones like the Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick in shades Pink Perfection and Coral Crush to get this look. To avoid all the different colours blending into one, blend them a little bit as you go. Finish off with your favourite setting spray or powder and don't forget to take some golden hour selfies.

Tira recommends:


Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Pink Perfection
Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Coral Crush

Undereye blush


Popular among K-pop idols (and their fans), this trend takes inspiration from the Japanese 'igari' style makeup. It involves one easy enough step, putting a generous layer of blush under the eyes and a little across the nose bridge. To get the look, start with a minimal, dewy base, using a lightweight foundation and concealer. Dab the Tira Blush & Beam Duostick in shade Mauve Musing, blend it downwards across the apples of the cheeks and finish off with a hint of highlighter. For the eyes and lips, choose shades of nude or soft brown and skip the heavy contour to make your blush the pièce de résistance.

Tira recommends:


Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Mauve Musing

Watercolour blush


Following cinema, nature and streetstyle, blush is now taking notes from the soft, diffused colour in impressionist artwork. Just like a drop of paint dissolves into water, turning it faintly colourful, watercolour blush should also melt into the skin leaving behind an almost transparent layer. When it comes to this trend, prepping the skin is key. Make sure your face is well-moisturised before the makeup routine begins. After your base makeup and eye makeup, use dots to apply the Tira Blush & Beam Duostick in the shade Plum Power on the apples of your cheeks. Blend it outwards in feathery strokes with a blush brush till there are no harsh lines. You can also mist the brush with setting spray to get a sheer finish.

Tira recommends:


Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Plum Power

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Brontë blush


One of the most talked-about films of 2026 was a modern interpretation of 'Wuthering Heights' by Emily Brontë. It featured Margot Robbie dressed in rich velvet, tight corsets and whimsical ribbons but what went truly viral was her 'dark romantic' take on blush. Placed on the apples of her cheeks, it was then blended downwards into a soft triangle. To get it right, apply a lightweight foundation and soft-brown eyeshadow for a natural look. For the eye makeup, tightline your eyes and use one coat of mascara. Keep the brows a little bushy and use the Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick in Red Radiance, blending it into a downward triangle. Dab a bit of the highlighter on top of the cheekbones to add in some glow and finish off with a nude lip and wispy bangs for the wind-swept look.

Tira recommends:


Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Red Radiance

Sunset blush


A sandy beach, salty air, a bright sun dipping into the sea as the sky turns pink to red to orange—beauty creator Alissa Holmes somehow managed to capture this immersive moment into a makeup look and went viral. Sunset blush is surprisingly easy to experiment with. After you finish your routine of base makeup and eye makeup, just dab a hint of gold highlighter near the outer corners of your eyes. Then apply some pink blush on your cheekbones and orange blush just below it. Pick hues with warm undertones like the Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick in shades Pink Perfection and Coral Crush to get this look. To avoid all the different colours blending into one, blend them a little bit as you go. Finish off with your favourite setting spray or powder and don't forget to take some golden hour selfies.

Tira recommends:


Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Pink Perfection
Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Coral Crush

Undereye blush


Popular among K-pop idols (and their fans), this trend takes inspiration from the Japanese 'igari' style makeup. It involves one easy enough step, putting a generous layer of blush under the eyes and a little across the nose bridge. To get the look, start with a minimal, dewy base, using a lightweight foundation and concealer. Dab the Tira Blush & Beam Duostick in shade Mauve Musing, blend it downwards across the apples of the cheeks and finish off with a hint of highlighter. For the eyes and lips, choose shades of nude or soft brown and skip the heavy contour to make your blush the pièce de résistance.

Tira recommends:


Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Mauve Musing

Watercolour blush


Following cinema, nature and streetstyle, blush is now taking notes from the soft, diffused colour in impressionist artwork. Just like a drop of paint dissolves into water, turning it faintly colourful, watercolour blush should also melt into the skin leaving behind an almost transparent layer. When it comes to this trend, prepping the skin is key. Make sure your face is well-moisturised before the makeup routine begins. After your base makeup and eye makeup, use dots to apply the Tira Blush & Beam Duostick in the shade Plum Power on the apples of your cheeks. Blend it outwards in feathery strokes with a blush brush till there are no harsh lines. You can also mist the brush with setting spray to get a sheer finish.

Tira recommends:


Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Plum Power
Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Red Radiance (9.2 g)
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Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Pink Perfection (9.2 g)
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Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Mauve Musing (9.2 g)
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Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Plum Power (9.2 g)
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Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Coral Crush (9.2 g)
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Brontë blush


One of the most talked-about films of 2026 was a modern interpretation of 'Wuthering Heights' by Emily Brontë. It featured Margot Robbie dressed in rich velvet, tight corsets and whimsical ribbons but what went truly viral was her 'dark romantic' take on blush. Placed on the apples of her cheeks, it was then blended downwards into a soft triangle. To get it right, apply a lightweight foundation and soft-brown eyeshadow for a natural look. For the eye makeup, tightline your eyes and use one coat of mascara. Keep the brows a little bushy and use the Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick in Red Radiance, blending it into a downward triangle. Dab a bit of the highlighter on top of the cheekbones to add in some glow and finish off with a nude lip and wispy bangs for the wind-swept look.

Tira recommends:


Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Red Radiance

Sunset blush


A sandy beach, salty air, a bright sun dipping into the sea as the sky turns pink to red to orange—beauty creator Alissa Holmes somehow managed to capture this immersive moment into a makeup look and went viral. Sunset blush is surprisingly easy to experiment with. After you finish your routine of base makeup and eye makeup, just dab a hint of gold highlighter near the outer corners of your eyes. Then apply some pink blush on your cheekbones and orange blush just below it. Pick hues with warm undertones like the Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick in shades Pink Perfection and Coral Crush to get this look. To avoid all the different colours blending into one, blend them a little bit as you go. Finish off with your favourite setting spray or powder and don't forget to take some golden hour selfies.

Tira recommends:


Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Pink Perfection
Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Coral Crush

Undereye blush


Popular among K-pop idols (and their fans), this trend takes inspiration from the Japanese 'igari' style makeup. It involves one easy enough step, putting a generous layer of blush under the eyes and a little across the nose bridge. To get the look, start with a minimal, dewy base, using a lightweight foundation and concealer. Dab the Tira Blush & Beam Duostick in shade Mauve Musing, blend it downwards across the apples of the cheeks and finish off with a hint of highlighter. For the eyes and lips, choose shades of nude or soft brown and skip the heavy contour to make your blush the pièce de résistance.

Tira recommends:


Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Mauve Musing

Watercolour blush


Following cinema, nature and streetstyle, blush is now taking notes from the soft, diffused colour in impressionist artwork. Just like a drop of paint dissolves into water, turning it faintly colourful, watercolour blush should also melt into the skin leaving behind an almost transparent layer. When it comes to this trend, prepping the skin is key. Make sure your face is well-moisturised before the makeup routine begins. After your base makeup and eye makeup, use dots to apply the Tira Blush & Beam Duostick in the shade Plum Power on the apples of your cheeks. Blend it outwards in feathery strokes with a blush brush till there are no harsh lines. You can also mist the brush with setting spray to get a sheer finish.

Tira recommends:


Tira Blush & Beam DuoStick - Plum Power
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