Sentences with phrase «down center of nose»

Don't forget that golden highlight on the top of your cheekbones, down the center of your nose, on your brow bone, and anywhere else you want to glow!

I typically apply the lightest highlighter with a bit of shimmer above my eyebrows, down the center of my nose, to my cupid's bow, & on top of my cheekbones.

Only a few swipes along the perimeter of the face and down the center of the nose and cheeks is all you need.

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.).

«Keep the shine down the center of your nose and on the apples of your cheeks when brushing on setting powder or using blotting papers so skin still looks like [actual] skin.»

Dab it on the cheeks, down the center of the nose, cupid's bow, and brow bones to enhance your facial features.

This is a liquid highlighter than can be applied to the tops of your cheekbones, down the center of your nose, and along your cupids bow to create depth, and a more youthful appearance.

Then, I used a beautyblender to blend more concealer under my eyes, between my brows, and down the center of my nose.

Of course, you can sweep it on the obvi contouring areas, like along cheekbones and down the center of your nose, but don't hold back on eyelids, décolletage, shoulders, and arms too.

Not exact matches

Place the mini marshmallows in the center of the cake, with the candy melts side down, this will become the bottom of the bunny's nose.

For the nose paint a small circle onto your child's thumb and press down in the center of the palm print.

Instead, streams of numbers represent hairlines, eyebrows, nose structure, jaw lines, ears, scars or moles, as well as the head's pitch, yaw and roll (head angle, whether the chin is up or down, and how far off - center the face is).

«The «kiss point» [also known in acupressure as GV - 26] is located between your upper lip and nose, about a third of the way down from the bottom center of your nose.

Once accomplished, attention moves inward along the nadi that courses from the base of the nose to a point centered between the eyebrows and then down through the spinal column.

For a dewy finish, apply and blend down the center of your forehead, nose, and chin.

Apply small dots onto your nose and down the center of your forehead and chin.

Apply a quarter sized amount onto center of your chin, and draw a line down the bridge of the nose and your jawline on each side, as well as an upside down triangle onto the forehead.

Hair Prep: Start with second or third day hair, and curl it with a 1 1/2 inch curling wand then brush it out to get a loose wave.Next part the hair right down the center, using the tip of your nose as a guideline.Take each section on both sides and braid a dutch braid.

Instead, focus on the center of your face, applying the product on in a T shape — a horizontal line stretching from one under eye area to the next, and a vertical line down the center of your face, from the bridge of your nose down to your chin.

Apply a translucent powder in the areas that you don't want shiny: The center of the forehead, under the eyes, down the sides of the nose and towards the cheeks, the tip of the nose, around the nostrils, and under the cheek bones.

Sometimes I'll brush highlighter onto the bottom center of my forehead and down my nose, and dust a little on my chin as well, and this brush is perfect for keeping the product right on those smaller facial areas.

After applying Lancôme Teint Idole Ultra Custom Glow Drops in Champagne Glow along SAG Award presenter Gina Rodriguez's cheekbones, nose and cupid's bow, make - up artist Carissa Ferreri applied the product along her collarbone, shoulders and even down the center of her legs.

But there's something brilliant about the curved bubble of the nose, the round inset headlights, and the ridge down the center of the hood, a subtle design that evokes the original 500, and with it, a romanticized, carefree view of Europe in the 1960s.