Orange blush especially stands out on deeper skin tones. Makeup.com suggests trying a pinky-copper shimmer shade like Lancome Blush Subtil in French Rose. If you want to unveil your inner goddess glow, and rock a bolder take on orange, Allure says to go with the bright blood orange shade NARS Powder Blush in Exhibit A. People with medium skin tones can also shine with orange blush, which is why makeup.com thinks going with a vivid "sunset orange" like Lime Crime Softwear Blush in Firewall is a solid bet. The same outlet has advice for those with pale skin, who may shy away from juicy mandarin hues: A lighter, peachier shade like Giorgio Armani A-Line Liquid Blush in Peach can provide a soft, diffused apricot flush.

For those with olive skin tones, finding an orange blush that won't clash with your undertone can be more difficult. Makeup.com recommends "a coral orange shade" in a sheer finish so that you get a gentle flush of warmth on your cheeks that won't wash you out. According to The Zoe Report (TZR), Milani Cheek Kiss Liquid Blush in Cheeky Coral is the perfect coral cream blush, and one that can especially complement an olive undertone. TZR also recommends trying a golden-orange blush, like Tata Harper Vitamin-Infused Cream Blush in Lucky, to highlight the more golden undertones in those with warmer olive skin tones.