It’s in the name: applying blush involves, well, stacking your blushes are layered on top of each other for a dramatic look that looks naturally blush. In particular, “I like to use a cream blush first on the cheeks, setting it with a light powder, then adding a powder blush on top,” says Quinn.

With a packed list of celebrities (Ali Wong, Simone Tabasco and Riley Keough to name a few), Quinn swears by this trick to make skin stand out even in a swarm of flash photos. “Cream blushes shine through in photos, while powder blushes add more color to the cheeks,” she notes. “It adds a pop of color, so you don’t have to worry about it fading throughout the day.” After all, her clients are undoubtedly busy and busy, so a blush that has some staying power is key.