Teleconf highlight & contour
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This document provides steps for finding your undertone and selecting the proper foundation color. It discusses determining if you have pink/red or yellow undertones based on how your skin reacts to the sun, the color of veins on your wrist, and the underlying color of your skin. It then explains how to use foundations that are 1-2 shades lighter or darker to contour and highlight areas of the face. Applying highlight under the eyes, center of forehead, and down the nose brings features out while contouring below the cheekbones, in the eye crease, sides of the nose, and sides of forehead slims features for a chiseled look. Loose powder is recommended for blending areas together seamlessly.
Teleconf highlight & contour
- 1. HOW TO TRIM & SCULPT YOUR FACE USING MAKEUP.
- 3. Finding your correct undertones , Yellow or Red? 1. Do you Burn or Tan in the sun? If you burn, you have pink or red undertones. If you tan, you have yellow undertones. 2. Do you have more blue or green veins on your inner wrist? Turn your wrist upwards and take a close look. If you have blue veins, your skin has more pink undertones, and a cool skin tone. If you green or teal colored veins, then your skin has yellow undertones, warm skin tone. 3. What is the underlying color cast of your skin? Do you have a pink or yellow cast to your skin? Looking on your inner arm or the side of your face is easiest. Find the color that naturally comes through this part of the skin – pink or yellow.
- 4. The Foundation is Key 1. YOUR BASE FOUNDATION SHOULD HAVE THE SAME UNDERTONE OF YOUR SKIN 2. YOU HAVE SELECTED THE PROPER FOUNDATION BASE COLOR, WHEN YOU PUT IT ON YOUR CHIN BONE AND YOU CAN’T TELL THE DEFFERENCE BETWEEN YOUR SKIN AND THE MAKEUP 3. YOU SHOULD HAVE A HIGHLIGHT COLOR WHICH IS TWO TO THREE SHADES LIGHTER THAN YOUR SKIN WITH THE SAME UNDERTONE OF YOUR SKIN. 4. YOU SHOULD HAVE A CONTOUR COLOR WHICH IS TWO SHADES DARKER THAN YOUR SKIN WITH THE SAME UNDERTONE AS YOUR SKIN. 5. YOU CAN USE CREAMS, POWDERS, OR LIQUIDS, BUT YOU CANNOT MIX THEM. I RECOMMEND POWDERS FOR OILY SKIN (CRÈAM TO POWDER ALSO), CREMES FOR DRY SKIN, AND LIQUID FOR ALL TYPES OF SKIN.
- 5. BY USING MAKEUP TO HIGHLIGHT AND CONTOUR
- 6. Using Foundations to Contour & Highlight 1. First Apply your base foundation evenly to your entire face including your eyelids, lips and neck. 2. Your highlight is the foundation that is lighter than the base foundation and is used to bring an area out. 3. The contour is the foundation that is darker than you foundation and is used to make an area recede or come in. 4. The diagram to the right The contour goes below the cheekbone shows you where to apply your contour & In the crease of the eye , down the sides highlight. Of the nose and the sides of the forehead And along the cheek bones. This slims the If you notice the picture to Nose, the cheeks the forehead eyes and the right, the highlight goes under the eye area on Jawline, giving the face a more chiseled the center of the forehead Look. and down the front of the nose to bring these areas out giving the cheek bones a higher look and the eyes a little lift and also giving them the appearance of being bigger.
- 7. Finishing the look TO FINISH THE LOOK, I LIKE TO USE LOOSE FACEPOWDER THE SAME COLOR AS THE BASE FOUNDATION AND DUST IT ALL OVER THE FACE TO SEEMLESSLY BLEND THE HIGHLIGHTING AND CONTOURING AREAS TOGETHER. YOU CAN ALSO USE A BROZER INSTEAD OF THE LOOSE POWDER TO GIVE THE FACE A NICE GLOW. REMEMBER YOU ONLY WANT A LIGHT DUSTING OF BRONZER, OTHER WISE, IF YOU USE TOO MUCH IT GIVES AN ORANGE OR RED HUE TO THE SKIN. FOR EVERYDAY MAKEUP THE KEY IS LESS IS MORE. YOU ONLY WANT TO LAYER UP FOR PHOTOS AND I RECOMMEND USING A MAKEUP ARTIST FOR PHOTO SHOOTS TO GET THE PROPER ACMOUNT OF MAKEUP UNDER THE PORFESSIONAL LIGHTING.