Learn how to use PAESE Butter Blend cream sticks across the cheeks and eyelids for an easy, coordinated makeup look. Using the same colour family across the face is one of the simplest ways to make makeup look cohesive. When your cheek and eye tones subtly connect, the finished look feels intentional—even when it took only a few minutes.

PAESE Butter Blend Sticks can be applied to both the cheeks and eyelids. In the independent consumer study referenced in the campaign, 100% of participants confirmed that the stick formula worked well in both areas.
A soft blush look
Apply Butter Blend Blush Stick to the cheeks and blend it upwards. Then pick up a very small amount with your fingertip and tap it over the eyelid.
Keep the eye application sheer. The purpose is to create a soft wash of coordinating colour, not to apply the same amount used on the cheeks.
Finish with mascara for a fresh monochromatic look.
A warm bronze look
Blend Butter Blend Bronze Stick beneath the cheekbones, around the temples and lightly along the jawline.
Tap a small amount onto the eyelid crease and blend it out with a fingertip or soft brush. This creates gentle eye definition without requiring a separate eyeshadow palette.
A luminous glow look
Use Butter Blend Glow Stick on the tops of the cheekbones, beneath the brows and in the inner corners of the eyes.
A touch of glow at the centre of the eyelid can also add dimension. Keep the layer thin so the finish remains smooth.
Blend the products together
Blush, bronzer and highlighter should not appear as three isolated stripes. Let their edges overlap slightly.
The PAESE study found that the products blended well with bronzer and highlighter, helping create a harmonious effect.
Using cream sticks across multiple areas of the face simplifies your makeup bag and makes colour coordination almost effortless. Less decision-making, more blending. A solid deal.
Create your own coordinated Butter Blend look using blush, bronze and glow across the cheeks and eyes.

























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