Sentences with phrase «pointed nose bow»

Not exact matches

These make the Bahco Pointed Nose Bow Saw a great all - around bow saw that you would want to have with the rest of your toolkit.

When using a powder, I like utilizing two brushes to highlight: a medium sized blush brush (like # 300 from Real Techniques) for larger areas, like the top of the cheekbone, and an eyeshadow brush with medium density (think something like the # 217 blending brush from MAC), for small points like the bridge of the nose and the cupid's bow.

Swipe your highlight on your cheekbones, on the bridge of your nose, and on your cupid's bow (that pucker right above your lips, under your nose) to «highlight» the highest points on your face in a really flattering way!

I sweep this over the higher points of my face and down my nose and cupids bow for a beautiful glow that highlights the face in the most flattering of places for a natural finish.

She then contours under her cheek bones and on her forehead — and dots a little champagne highlight on her nose, cupid's bow and high points.

Apply it with our Cruelty Free Blush Brush on the highest points of the cheeks, bridge of nose, cupid's bow, and anywhere else you want to glow!

Using a clean brush, apply Filmstar's Highlight shade to the high points of your face: the cheekbones, tip and bridge of the nose, brow bone, and cupid's bow.

Only use the highlighter in spots that catches the light on places such as the high points of your cheeks, along your temples, down the bridge of your nose, brow bones, inner tear ducts and cupids bow.

Add a few dabs of concealer to your under - eye area and anywhere else that may need it, as well as a little highlighter to the high points of your cheekbones, bridge of your nose, brow bones, corners of your eyes, and Cupid's bow and you're good to go!

To finish the look, dab on some illuminating liquid on the high points of your face — down the bridge of your nose, your forehead, over and under your brows, your cheekbones, and cupid's bow.

As with any other illuminator, I apply it on the high points of the face (cheekbones, brow bones, down the center of the nose, the inner corners of the eyes, in the bow of the lips, the collarbone, etc.).

For instance, if I wanted to teach my dog to take a bow, I might first click him for pointing his nose toward the ground, then for dipping his head toward the ground, then for bending his elbows slightly (as he moves his head even closer to the ground), then for bending his elbows even more, and finally for putting his elbows all the way on the ground while his hind end is still up in the air.