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Dec 13, 2013
Carlie C.
Any tips and tracks on contouring , what do you girls use? What way do you blend? 😊 thanks!
Dec 14, 2013
Elliana P.
Use the #3 method. Where you get your upper hairline, the hollows of your cheeks and your jawline using a broker brush. I also like to buff it all out with a larger puffy brush after I'm done to reduce harsh lines.
Hope this helped 😌
Dec 14, 2013
Bri-bri L.
I use a small flat dense brush. When picking up the product and applying, I like to build up the contour so that I have more control. I dab the brush in my contour powder and dab some off on my hand. Then, place it under my cheekbones and apply in tiny tiny circular motions. Never blend down the contour, but up. If you blend down, it'll make your contour look "muddy", ruining the effect of contour.
The contour powder must have a grey cast to it. Not red or orange or gold. It definitely should not have a glow with shimmer or anything, rather matte. I recommend nyx blush in taupe because it is a cool toned brown shade with a grey tone which will effectively mimic the image of a shadow under the cheekbones, hairline and jaw line. Hope this helps :)
Dec 14, 2013
Carlie C.
Thank you guys so much 😊👌
Dec 14, 2013
Mariam A.