It’s also worth remembering that no one has completely straight bone structure – everyone’s is slightly curved, so try sweeping product on in rounded motions.” Know Your Limits The colour should stay underneath the bone, not above it, so everything doesn’t become too flat and one dimensional. “Start by buffing the colour down the line, from the ear, and stop at the imaginary line where the centre of your pupil would meet your cheek. “The easiest way to remember how and where to contour is to use the outer corner of your mouth and then imagine a vertical line up to the top of your ear,” says Caroline. Try swirling them together to really make your cheekbones stand to attention.” Take A ‘Lip To Ear’ Approach They’re also powders, which are better for contouring novices as they’re far easier to blend. It contains beautiful nudes and gorgeous textures, all of which are soft, silky and sit beautifully on the skin. There are so many wearable products on the market, but my current go-to is Drew Barrymore’s FLOWER Contour Palette.
“Think of it as a subtle smile on your cheekbone.
EASIEST WAY TO CONTOUR YOUR FACE SKIN
“Contouring is now about letting your skin show through – not using five different shades and looking stripy,” says A-list make-up artist Caroline Barnes. It just depends on the products you use and the overall effect you’re looking for.” Make It Wearable “It can all sound quite complicated and lots of people associate it with a very ‘full on’ look, but it can be done simply for a beautifully soft and natural finish, too. “Contouring is about creating shadows with your make-up to give your finished look some depth and enhance your features,” explains celebrity make-up artist Jessica Kell. By using make-up in shades lighter and/or deeper than your skin tone, it can make features appear either more or less prominent.
Contouring has become more popular in the social media era, but it has actually been around for centuries.
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