So when highlighting use a product that gives the illusion of light bouncing off.
(Thanks to Scott Barnes Cosmetic Book for the photos)
| A Highlighter Can Be: | |||
| Blush | Foundation | Face Powder | Eyeshadow |
| Lipstick | Cream Base | Paint | Shade Stick |
(Created the montage using google.com images.)
Any finish will do depending on the look your trying to achieve:
| Matte | Eyeshadow, Blush, Face Powder, Concealer |
| Cream | Base, Concealer, Lipstick, Foundation |
| Liquid | luminizers, Concealer & Foundation |
Depending face is structure highlighting certain areas would benefit you:
- Prepping Canvas(reshaping the face before the last hightlight/glow)
- Brow Bone
- Tearduct area (inner portion of the eye)
- Down the bridge of the nose
- Tip of your nostril
- Bow of your lips
- Top of cheekbone
- Top of Jaw Bone
What brushes to use?
*Using MAC Brushes just for an example:
(Created the montage using nordstroms.com images.)
#109: blend or contour powder products
#188: Ideal for creating soft layers or adding textures
#191: Distribution and blending of liquid, emulsion or cream products.
#195: precision application and blending of all concealer formulas.
#190: A foundation brush designed to create even finish, flawless look.
#224: Tapered blending brush.
#275: A medium angled Shading brush.
#227: Use for applying, blending or highlighting any powder-based products.
#168: Large contour angled brush
**You can search the Blog or my channel youtube.com/dominichulinda to see what I use.
