1.+ 2. Apply one layer of foundation or tinted moisturizer all over
face. I used Tarte’s BB Cream in “Medium Light”. Using a foundation
brush and a cream concealer (2 to 3 times lighter than your skin tone),
apply concealer (the highlight) to the under eyes, down the sides of the
nose, and brushed back and upward toward the hairline.
3. Using the same concealer, highlight the center of the forehead and
down the bridge of the nose, upper lip, center of the chin and on your
brow bone. Lastly, apply the concealer to the jawline, just under your
cheekbones.
4. Once you’ve finished with all the highlighting, it’s time to apply
the contour. Pick a cool-toned cream concealer or foundation thats 2 to
3 shades darker than your skin tone. Taking a smaller, stiff brush or
foundation brush, apply the contour cream to the hallows of your cheeks,
just below your cheekbone, all the way to your hairline.
5.+ 6. +7. Apply the same color to your forehead near your hairline,
temples, jawline, the sides of your neck and to the sides of your nose.
8. Using a wet Beauty Blender or Duo Fiber Blending Brush, blend all
the contour and highlighter together until there is no more distinction
between the two colors.
9. Lastly, Apply a light dusting of blush, and set all the highlight
with a loose powder using a small natural bristled brush. I used Tarte’s
12 Hour Amazonian Clay Blush in “Tipsy” and Make Up For Ever’s Super
Matte Loose Powder in “Translucent Natural”.
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