long face makeup

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long face makeup Tips

Add a touch of colour to your face and it gives more definition, 
more character to it. Used correctly, it can give your face an 
illusion of length, or make it fuller. It is important to 
coordinate your blusher to the colour of your lipstick, nail 
enamel, eyeshadow and your clothes, so that you have a total 
harmonising effect.

Powder blusher is applied over liquid makeup and face compact, 
with the brush that comes with it and then blended. Cream blushers 
are applied with your fingertips, before you apply face powder, 
but after the liquid makeup.

The simple rule for applying blusher is to look straight into the 
mirror and apply blusher on your cheekbone, from under the center 
of the eye. Then blend towards the temple.

Different methods of blusher application can be adopted to suit an 
individual's face. Blush can act as a contour or highlight depending 
upon how it is applied. 

Use both shades of blush to widen face. Suck in cheeks,  feel along 
cheekbones tracing downward until you feel a natural hollow beneath. 
This is where the darkest colour blush will be applied. 

Use blush brush, apply darkest colour in hollow, making a "C" shape, 
blending up to temples on side of face. Do not extend blush higher 
than eyebrows. 

Use lighter shade blush on top of cheekbones, making sure not to 
work too high as to interfere with under eye plane. This can make 
the eyes look puffy. 

Smile, blend lighter colour on the cheeks. Try a little touch of 
blush on tip of the nose for a sun-glow effect.

A light blushing of colour on forehead and/or chin can help 
de-emphasize the length of the face. Make sure the blush is not too 
heavy. If too strong, blend down with your foundation sponge. 

You can also blend blush down with applying Toning Mist; spray on 
sponge then soften blush on cheeks.