Thanks to YouTube, social media and ‘selfies’,
people are a lot more aware of how they look and society’s view on beauty. Experts
have now made pro techniques more available to everyone, which means we can be photo-ready
at every opportunity. The secret is out and no longer exclusive to the rich and
famous. It is important though to do proper research; because if you don’t things
can go from pretty to pretty scary in a flash.
Below are some of the tools that you would need when attempting this technique, remember to start with a clean face.
Contouring, a technique previously
reserved for runway models and fancy photo shoots, is now becoming part of daily
routines. What is it really?
"Contouring is giving shape to an area of the face and enhancing the
facial structure through makeup," says Beau Nelson, Kristen Stewart's
longtime makeup artist. "It's not supposed to be noticeable—just a subtle
definition." In other words It's all about the artistry—and illusion! The shape of your face is an important factor if this illusion is to be achieved.
Typically for contouring you want a dark
brown that is matte. a powder is recommended so it blends easily, but some
people do use cream or foundation for contour. The goal with the dark
contouring colors is to make those areas appear smaller. The darkness draws
less attention to those spots, for example if you have a larger forehead you
would want to darken near the hair line with a dark powder and around the
temples. This drawers people’s attention away from those areas and has them
focus on the areas that are highlighted in the center.
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Have fun tring this out and remember to go easy on the dark! you dont want to end up looking like you have been in a bar fight! It’s all about illusion ladies and gents!
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