Best And Easiest Way To Contour

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Alma M.

Feb 4, 2013

Alma M.

Its kinda of complicated to explain because of all the different face shapes and the different techniques..I've personally have always used a liquid foundation a shade darker and blended well then used a bronze powder then my blush it sounds like alot but better if you watch a video..it's all about the illusion of it all.I'm old school so I'm not sure if you would understand my info..

Sarah A.

Feb 4, 2013

Sarah A.

oh yes and search youtube, mostly depends on the shape of ur face

Drea L.

Feb 4, 2013

Drea L.

In my opinion, it's best to start off at the temple/hairline when contouring, That way you don't have a huge buildup of product just incase you mess up.

Suck in your cheeks & apply the contour powder right in the hollow of your face. It should be directly under your actual cheek bone because what you're doing is creating a fake shadow on your face.

My favorite product to contour with is ELF's matte bronze powder. It's $1 - Granted, it's powdery but it lasts so long on the face!

Sarah A.

Feb 4, 2013

Sarah A.

sorry apply bronzer on the cheek bone when u suck in 

Sarah A.

Feb 4, 2013

Sarah A.

pointers: suck in your cheeks and apply bronzer ( I use sleek or maybellines) in upward strokes stoke out the bronzer towards ur temples and on top if that use a highlighter I use smashboxs and apply on the meatier part of the cheek. if u want some color, dab on a soft pink or coral blush on the apples of ur cheeks

Kloe J.

Feb 4, 2013

Kloe J.

I have tried to contour my face, does anyone have some real good pointers and products they use!?

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