CORRECTING FACE SHAPES

LONG FACE 

To reduce the length of
a long face, use a darker shade
of foundation lo shade around
die top of die forehead, blending
it into the hairline. Shade along
the jawline, too, and under the
cheekbones. Dot a lighter
shade just above the cheekbones
to highlight, then apply the
base foundation, blending well.
Reapply the lighter and darker
shades if necessary. Brush
blusher along the cheekbones
hut not too far down the face

ACHIEVING THE EFFECT AND THE FINAL LOOK

SQUARE FACE

A square face
by using a darker foundation
to shade an almost triangular
shape on either side of the jaw.
Shade the sides of the forehead,
too, 10 help reduce the width
of the top pan of the face. Dot
a lighter shade above the
cheekbones to highlight, then
apply base Foundation,
blending well. Reapply the
lighter and darker shades if
necessary. Brush blusher along
the cheekbones.

ACHIEVING THE EFFECT AND THE FINAL LOOK

ROUND FACE 

To reduce the width
of a round face, use a darker
foundation underneath the
cheekbones lo give the face
more angles, blend up into
the hairline. Dol a lighter
shade above the cheekbones
lo highlight and on the tip
of the chin 10 counteract the
moon shape. Apply the base
foundation and blend well.
Reapply the lighter and darker
shades il necessary. Brush
blusher along the cheekbones

ACHIEVING THE EFFECT AND THE FINAL LOOK

HEART FACE 

HEART To even up a heartshaped
face, use a darker shade
of foundation on the sides of
die forehead to help reduce the
width of the lace, and also on
the tip of the chin to make it
look less pointed. Dot a lighter
shade just above the cheekbones
to highlight, then apply the
base foundation, blending well.
Reapply the lighter and darker
shades if necessary. Brush
blusher along the cheekbones
blending il up onto the temples

ACHIEVING THE EFFECT AND THE FINAL LOOK