Ways To Perfect Basic Makeup-Highlighting & Contouring

Big Makeup Brushes are absolutely important in improving basic highlighting and contouring to accomplish a perfect canvas. This video includes the essentials of highlighting and contouring, showcasing the Featherstroke Ultimate Big Brush Set. This Set consists of the 4 necessary brushes - Powder Brush, Face Blender or Stippling (Multi-Function Brush), Angled Contour Brush and Foundation Brush. %VIDEO%. One side of the face has already been finished in order to reveal the difference between before and after. Beginning with the Flat Foundation Brush, foundation will be used all over the face, making sure good coverage. Much better results can be attained if your face has previously been primed. The difference between contoured and uncontoured is now noticeable. The next brush to be shown is the Featherstroke Multi-Functional Foundation Brush, which is made use of to blend the foundation. Even blending is attained by applying a round movement. This is followed by highlighting with concealer. In order to cover any dark circles around the eyes, a little concealer is used under the eyes. The application is carried out lightly, so as not to remove the product with the brush - let the brush do the work! When the concealer has been used, the cheeks, forehead, jawline and nose are contoured. This depends on the shape of the face and any special needs. The goal of highlighting is to draw out facial features whereas contouring is something you want to draw attention away from. Next is the Contouring Brush to which the oblong angle is ideally suited. Bronzer is applied to the cheek which is the most popular area. A 'fish' face is adopted to determine the line to be followed. The application is up from the hair line and down to the of the eyebrow. The most product will certainly be deposited where the brush first touches the skin. The initial line will certainly need to be blended…