Lizzie Bennet Blush
did you know in pride and prejudice 2005 they (allegedly) used beetroot for the flush of the cheek and lips? this @jonesroadbeauty gives the same effect and is lasting 💐 #prideandprejudice2005 #janeausten #elizabethbennet #prideandprejudicemakeup #regencymakeup
As a fan of period dramas and classic beauty looks, I've always been fascinated by the subtle yet striking makeup used in adaptations like Pride and Prejudice 2005. One interesting tidbit I discovered is that the makeup artists allegedly used beetroot to create that natural flush on Elizabeth Bennet’s cheeks and lips, which adds to the authenticity and timeless feel of the character. Inspired by this, I tried the Jones Road Beauty Miracle Balm in Dusty Rose, which closely mimics that same rosy glow. What I love about this product is how natural it looks—it gives a soft, dewy finish rather than a heavy or cakey one. Plus, the color lasts for hours, which is perfect for long days when you want to avoid reapplying. If you’re aiming for a Regency-era inspired makeup look, focusing on a natural blush is key. Beetroot as a blush pigment has been popular in homemade beauty remedies for a while because of its gentle pigmentation and skin-loving properties. Using products like Miracle Balm brings that natural, botanical element to modern makeup routines. A tip I found useful is to apply the balm sparingly and blend it well with fingers to mimic the natural flush effect. It’s versatile enough to apply on both cheeks and lips, giving a cohesive, fresh-faced appearance that feels effortless but elegant. For fellow Jane Austen enthusiasts or anyone who loves vintage-inspired beauty, experimenting with beetroot tones can add a lovely, nostalgic touch to your look. Plus, it’s a great way to connect with the subtle artistry behind the films and bring a piece of that classic charm into your everyday style.
