Video: Makeup Tips for a Full Face

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Women with full faces should use makeup to their advantage through the subtle art of contouring, which utilizes a slightly darker shade of tint to accentuate the jawline, cheekbones and perimeter of the face. Dark the shadows in the hallows of the cheeks with a demonstration from a professional makeup artist in this free video on makeup.

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Hello my name is Miriam Behar with makeupartistmiriam dot com. In this clip, I'm going to give you makeup tips for a full face. You are going to need a brush for applying bronzer or blush. And a tone that is a couple of shades darker then your natural skin color. So you can see the contrast between the skin. It's not too light but it's also not too dark to be too obvious. So we'll take a little product on the brush. Go ahead and look up, just look up slightly so that you can see the area underneath the chin. You are going to want to define the jawbone. So you will apply the product just underneath the jawbone. A little bit under the chin and then blend it on to the other side underneath the jawbone as well. And if you need to repeat that you can just go back over the area. It's better to start with a small amount of product and build up then start immediately with the full strength. Even if you don't have a full face this is a great way to make your features stand out if you are going to be photographed or be on camera. I am applying the product just underneath the cheekbone now and blending in a downward motion. Now I am blending towards the mouth just to make sure there is no hard lines. So we don't get that racing stripe effect. I'm sure you've seen. Just applying underneath the jaw and the cheekbone. And blending in downward motions. And that's the makeup tips for a full face. This has been Miriam Behar thanks for watching.

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Makeup Tips for a Full Face

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