Determine your face shape: Different face shapes necessitate various contouring techniques. Examine your face shape to see which areas you want to highlight and contour. For example, if you have a round face, contour your cheeks to create a more defined appearance.
Apply your base makeup: Apply your foundation, concealer, and powder as usual before starting your highlight and contouring. This will ensure that your base makeup is even and your highlight and contour will blend seamlessly.
Apply your foundation, concealer, and powder as usual before beginning your highlight and contouring. This ensures that your base makeup is even and that your highlight and contour blend smoothly.
Highlight: Use your highlighter to draw attention to the areas you want to draw attention to, such as your cheekbones, brow bone, and the bridge of your nose. Using a brush or sponge, blend it out.
Contour: Use your contour product to define the areas you want to define, such as your jawline, temples, and cheek hollows. Apply the product with a small brush and blend it out with a brush or sponge.
Blending is essential for achieving a natural-looking finish. Blend out any harsh lines with a clean brush or sponge to create a seamless transition between your highlight and contour. Set your makeup: Use a setting powder or spray to ensure that your highlight and contour last all day. Always remember that practice makes perfect! Don’t be discouraged if your first highlight and contouring attempt isn’t perfect. You’ll get better and more comfortable with the technique with time and practice.