Corrective or camouflage makeup tends to bring out the best features of a person to make a beautiful woman more beautiful. This type of makeup also minimizes the beauty flaws of a person. Camouflage makeup style creates illusions. Lighting, contouring and shading are the basic techniques to follow. Working like an artist with concealer, foundation, powder, eye color, lip color as tools, she would get compliments from her peers.
Modulate face shapes
There are different face shapes that sometimes need to be modulated to get the desired look.
If someone’s face is round, it should be made to look slender, which can be achieved by applying a darker foundation to the sides of the face. Shading of excess width creates the illusion of extra length.
The color should be carefully selected for a square-shaped face because its sharp edges need to be smoothed out. Shading with ascending strokes of blush towards the temples would reduce the squareness of the bone structure.
Pear-shaped faces have a wide jawline and a narrow forehead. To create width in the forehead and slim the jawline, shading is applied to the sides of the chin, highlighter is applied to the sides of the forehead, and the application of blush makes the cheek look fuller.
Width should be added to the oblong or diamond face, so the tip of the chin should be shaded with lighter colors to reduce the length. Highlighter creates fullness in the face when applied to the sides of the temples, and similarly, blush plumps the cheeks.
The oval face is the perfect shape because you only need to shade and highlight the cheekbones.
The heart-shaped face has a wide forehead and a slim jawline. To widen the jawline and reduce the shading of the forehead, highlight the sides of the forehead and temples and the angle of the jawline.
Corrective makeup for the nose
narrow nose
Apply a concealer darker than the skin color to the center of the nose, and then cover the side of the nose with another concealer that is a few shades lighter than the skin tone. Extend it in downward strokes towards the nostrils to create width.
Wide nose
Makeup will help you get over your wide nose. Apply a foundation darker than skin color to the sides of your nose. Start applying from the inner corners of the brows and work your way down to the nostrils and cover the bridge of the nose with a lighter shade of foundation.
Finish with the application of transparent powder on the nose.
Long nose
For large noses, apply a foundation that is 1-2 shades darker than your skin tone to the tips between the nostrils. Cover the entire spot with foundation and concealer.
bumpy nose
Apply a not too dark foundation to the center line of the nose. Cover the bump with the lady-colored foundation.
Correcting Eye Makeup
Large and prominent eyes
Use dark eyeshadow and eyeliner around your eyes to make big eyes look smaller.
For daytime eye makeup, apply a neutral eyeshadow that is two shades darker than your skin tone to the lid and crease as well. Mixture. Line your lash line with a black or dark brown eyeliner. Remember to apply mascara that only increases volume and does not lengthen lashes.
small eyes
Wearing bright colors around the eyes and white or beige eyeliner on the waterline opens up the eyes. But remember not to use dark eyeliner on the lower lid. Apply the liner to the upper lash line and extend it past the corners of the eye. Accentuate the shape of the eyes by applying neutral eye shadows with a touch of black. Curl lashes then apply mascara.
Rounded eyes
Round eyes give a feeling of “too alert”. To make the eyes appear larger, outline the areas inside and outside the eyes. Apply a thin stroke of medium-toned eye makeup to the crease of your eyelid. Mingle. Draw a thick line on the outer and inner corners of the eye with the eyeliner to create an illusion of width.
narrow eyes
Narrow eyes appear larger and wider with the use of a light shade of eye color on the upper lid that extends past the inner and outer corners. Apply a thin band of the light shade of color to the lower eyelid lash. At some point white eyeliner is applied to the inside of the eyelid of the lashes to give a more open look. Apply light mascara.
wide eyes
Applying dark eyeshadow to the inner corner and lighter eyeshadow to the outer two-thirds of the lid reduces the space between the eyes. Draw a thin line of eyeliner from the inner to the outer corners on the upper and lower lids. Fix the eyebrows with Pencil, this will bring the eyebrows a little closer to the nose. Do not extend the eyebrows to the corners. The mascara should be thick towards the center of the eye.
Closed eyes
Apply a light shade from the inner corner to the middle of the eyelid. Highlight the inner corner of the eye. Sweep the mid-tone eyeshadow on the outer corner of the eye from the lashes to the brow bone. Apply a deep colored eyeshadow to the outer corner. Apply highlighter to the brow bone. Line both eye lines with more emphasis on the outer corners. Apply thick mascara to the corners. Extends the length of the eyebrows at the ends.
Concealer Makeup for Lips
small mouth with small lips
Shape the perfect lip by drawing the line outside the natural lip line. Fill in with primer and a dark-toned lipstick. Highlight the upper lip to create a fuller impression.
Big mouth with full lips
Apply foundation to the mouth. Line with a dark shade of lipstick just inside your natural lip line. Fill in light colored lipstick inside this outline. Avoid dark browns, plums, electric highlights, or bright pale hues.A matte lipstick will also make your lips appear smaller.
full upper lip
Apply foundation to the upper lip. Line the lip within your natural lip line and apply a dark shade of lipstick. Then line your lower lip just outside its natural contour and fill in with a light shade of lipstick.
full lower lip
Line the upper lip just outside its natural contour. Apply a light shade of lipstick with a touch of lip gloss in the center. Apply foundation to the lower lip. Line the inside of the natural line and fill in with a darker shade of lipstick.
Wide mouth
Apply foundation to the corners of the lips and carefully fill in the lipstick, finishing a few millimeters before the corners of the lips.
