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Step By Step Highlight and Contour For Beginners! - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And now we blend our concealer. So the point of highlighting. And contouring is to brighten up andMoreAnd now we blend our concealer. So the point of highlighting. And contouring is to brighten up and add dimension to your face. Because our faces aren't just flat and one-dimensional.

HOW TO: Contour and Highlight For Beginners | chiutips - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So that it looks. Nice. For the nose I always use my finger to blend in the contour. Just because itMoreSo that it looks. Nice. For the nose I always use my finger to blend in the contour. Just because it looks more natural. Using my ring finger I'm just going to blend in the sides of my nose.

If you're the type to get into some serious cream contouring, a damp makeup sponge should always be used to mix the colors and ensure no graphic lines are left behind.

Some artists choose to map out both the highlight and contour at once, then blend them out together. While others blend out the highlight first, then apply contour on top. It doesn't matter which method you choose, go with which one you prefer.

Do you contour before or after foundation? Contouring makeup is usually applied after foundation and concealer. Cream, liquid, and stick contours can be applied directly on top of foundation and then blended out for a seamless finish.

HIGHLIGHTING: A concealer 1?2 shades lighter than your natural skin tone. This is the concealer you'll use to brighten dark spots and draw the eye in.

It makes most sense to apply your cream contour after your foundation. If you do your contour first, you will disrupt and smudge it when you apply your base over the top. As both products are cream based, they can also blend together, making the overall shade of your base much darker.