Sentences with phrase «contour hollows of cheeks»

This will work perfect with your favorite cream or powdered bronzers to define and contour the hollows of the cheeks, around your forehead and down your nose.

Use the darker side of the stick to contour hollows of cheeks and blend with finger tips.

My trick for contouring the hollows of my cheeks is to make a fish face and brush the bronzer just under your cheek bone.

Not exact matches

Apply to the apple of cheeks (or slightly below, in hollows for more of a contouring effect) and swipe on eye lids, stopping at the creases.

I love a good contour in the hollows of my cheeks and on the forehead.

Apply a light bronzer or contour shade two to three times darker than your skintone to the hollows of your cheeks and along your nose, slimming it.

I also love to use Mac bronzing powder in the hollows of my cheeks and even on the sides of my nose for definition (Beauty tip: squeeze your powder brush between two fingers to make it flat, and use on the sides of your nose to get some easy contour).

The powders themselves are quite pigmented so I would suggest only lightly dabbing your brush into the pan once and gently sweeping it into the hollows of the cheeks so that you don't pack on too much, if you want a more defined contour build up the contour slowly rather than go in at once with a heap of product.

You can also apply your bronzer first, in the hollows of your cheeks and along your hair and jawline, to create a contour effect.

Use the darker foundation shade (or bronzer) and apply it with our Cruelty Free Angled Contour Brush F30 to the areas that you'd like to contour, such as the hollows of your cheeks, temples, hairline, jawline oContour Brush F30 to the areas that you'd like to contour, such as the hollows of your cheeks, temples, hairline, jawline ocontour, such as the hollows of your cheeks, temples, hairline, jawline or nose.

Contouring Powder For a defined contour, use a matte brown or taupe shadow and a small, fluffy blending brush to carve out the hollows of your cheeks, define along your jawline and also at your temples.

This would work well for contouring too for that extra drama in the hollows of the cheeks.

To give your face a bit more definition, swipe some bronzer into the hollows of your cheeks using an angled contouring brush.

To work out the contour some more I used The Body Shop Honey Bronze on the hollows of my cheek and MAC Beauty Powder in Shell Pearl on the high points of my face.

3) Use a bronzer where you would normally contour, in the darker spots on your face (the hollows of your cheeks, sides of your nose and forehead).

To contour your face, apply bronzer to the hollow of your cheeks, temples, hairline, jawline or nose.

I applied the contour shade to the hollows of my cheeks, the blush to the apples, and I added some luminosity to my cheekbones and nose with the highlight shade.

I use the F40 Large Angled Contour blush to apply a medium shade to the hollows of my cheeks to contour and then use the F30 Large Powder brush to blend it out and to apply finishing powder to make sure a look stays toContour blush to apply a medium shade to the hollows of my cheeks to contour and then use the F30 Large Powder brush to blend it out and to apply finishing powder to make sure a look stays tocontour and then use the F30 Large Powder brush to blend it out and to apply finishing powder to make sure a look stays together.

Luxie Rose Gold Large Angled Face Brush 504 Recommended Use: Use this angled brush to evenly apply your favorite powder blush, bronzer or contouring products onto your cheekbones for accentuation or into the hollows of your cheeks for a defined face beyond mythical proportions.

Use the Chubby Stick Sculpting Highlight across cheekbones and other high points of your face to bring luminous light - reflecting optics to the skin, and use the Chubby Stick Sculpting Contour to create subtle illusions of depth to the hollows of your cheeks, temples and along your jawline.

This brush is also great for contouring — I use it sideways to apply a bit of a cool - toned bronzer just below my cheekbones, in the hollows of my cheeks.

A full, soft angled brush that will fit effortlessly into the hollows of the cheeks and around the curves of the face for a perfectly blended contour.