Do you contour under cheekbone?

Sweep your contour colour (a dark, matte shade) under your cheekbone using a soft, angled brush. You can find your cheekbone easily using your fingers – the colour should go in the hollow just beneath it. To make your nose look straighter, use your fingers to rub a little contour powder along the sides of your nose.

Where do you put the contour on your cheeks?

Make sure to keep the contour directly on the bottom edge of your cheekbone, so much so that your brush should be straddling your cheekbone as you apply it.

How does contouring change the look of your nose?

You may associate contouring with chiseled cheekbones and a slim face shape, but this makeup trick can also dramatically change the appearance of your nose. For example, contouring can create the appearance of a more defined nose, a long or shorter nose, and even smaller nostrils.

Which is the best way to contour your face?

Apply the deeper cream foundation or powder around the temples of your forehead, under your cheek bones and on the areas of the nose that you want to outline or define. You can even use under your neck to push back any sagging skin. With your brush or sponge, apply a line around and/or down the area and then blend.

Where to brush contour powder on your face?

Sweep a touch of contour powder under the jaw line to minimize an aging face. To make your eyes really pop, brush a little bit of your contour powder above the inner corner of your eye. You can even use it under your neck to push back any sagging skin.

How can I make my nose look smaller?

How To Contour Your Nose To Make It Look Smaller If you’d like your nose to look smaller, follow these tips: Draw your parallel lines closer together toward the bridge of your nose. Add a small horizontal line of shading just above the tip of your nose to make it appear shorter.