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Bringing back Colors and Dimension
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| We are all born with different facial features. Some people have a good amount of cheekbones, and the nose is the foundation. Some people have long jaws and thin lips that give you that Hollywood look. We can't change our facial features, but we can adjust them to become more attractive. When it comes to makeup, there are different tools and techniques you can use depending on the look you're trying to achieve. A combination of makeup, contour, bronzer, blush, and highlighter, can be used together or separately to create and achieve different styles and looks.  Image Contour Contouring is usually done with a darker color that’s applied to the hollows of your cheeks, jawline, and around your hairline. It creates the illusion of a more defined bone structure and can help you appear thinner by giving you more angles. It is ideal for those who want their face to look slightly more angular or have more definition in the cheeks and jawline. Since every person is unique, different contour techniques are also used for different face shapes.  
if you don't have much experience with it, start slow! Use just a little bit of bronzer at first; then gradually increase how much you use as you get more comfortable with the technique. Here are some products that you can use to sculpt that face:
You can apply and blend the following products using:
Bronzers Bronzing is the art of adding color to your face to give it warmth and dimension. Bronzing powders are typically translucent or semi-opaque in color, which means they won’t look cakey if applied correctly. It is a great way to enhance your complexion and make your skin look radiant.
So take it easy with the bronzer powder and build up slowly until you get the desired effect that works for you. Here are some bronzers that you can use to make your skin look radiant:
Blush Blush is applied on top of the foundation and pressed into the apples of your cheeks for added natural-looking color. Blush colors are typically in a range of pinks, corals, and peaches but you can also find brownish-orange shades that work well with deeper skin tones. Some people prefer blushes with shimmer while others prefer matte finishes so it’s important to try out different types until you find the right one for your skin type! There is no actual rule on how to apply your blush. But, there are some techniques you can use that can compliment your facial feature depending on your face shape.   Make sure you're using enough product so the blush can be visible but not too much so that you look like a clown. You want to go for a natural glow here—not full-blown color! Here are some products that you can use to achieve that pretty flushed look:
You can use the following to apply your brush:
Highlighter A highlighter can be used for a number of different things, but its main function is to give you that "lit from within" glow that everyone loves. It helps accentuate the contours of your face and makes it look like you've been kissed by an angel. It also helps create dimension and build structure when used in combination with other products.  Highlighting is a great way to brighten your skin tone and make you look more awake and vibrant. Highlighter can be used to draw attention to the cheekbones, bridge of the nose, and cupid's bow. It can also be used as an eye shadow to highlight the brow bone. Although highlighters come in many shades, they typically have a soft or shimmery finish that makes them easy to apply as well as blend into your skin. Here are some products that can help you achieve that glow and vibrant look:
Conclusion Makeup is about more than just looking good. It's about feeling good about yourself and being confident in your own skin. We encourage you to explore all of these different makeup techniques to create a variety of makeup looks so that you can determine what works well with your features and develop your own personal style. Once you master the art of makeup, you can easily enhance and highlight your natural beauty which can make you feel more confident and fabulous with your look Video Source: Nina Ubhi | Makeup 101: Bronzer, Blush, Highlighter |
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