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What are the must have make-up brushes ?

Posted on January 22, 2018January 23, 2018 by Beauty Blog by Nakiba

Bonjour / Hello !!

Welcome back to FLAWLESS BEAUTY BLOG BY NAKIBA. I hope you all are fine, I’m good and grateful to be blessed.

Alors, this week’s topic is all about the most have makeup brushes…

Despite what you think, makeup brushes are not reserved for the pros they are essential to your collection and the correct ones can greatly improve your makeup application, but which ones do you need? These brushes will be the backbone of your beauty bag and will allow you to create a full-face makeup.

Read on for what we think are the top 11 brushes and 1 tool everyone should own.

FACE

FOUNDATION BRUSH

This tool is quite essential when working with foundations and liquid-based products. For that airbrushed look.

Flexible bristles and gently tapered edges make this brush perfect for applying and blending liquid and cream foundation with a streak-free finish.

HOW TO USE

Dip your brush in foundation and apply to the face. Buff onto your face in a circular motion starting at the center of your face, working outwards.

Apply foundation, face cream and serums
Gives face a smooth finish

TIPS

Work with cream or liquid foundation
Look for an angled head and densely packed bristles
To achieve even distribution:
Damped brush in warm water
Squeeze excess water into towel or tissue

BLUSH BRUSH

A blush brush boasts a feathery feel with ultra-long bristles that are ideal for bringing life back into your cheeks. A softer bristle will create a subtler flush, and a more densely packed brush will deliver a more potent color payout. As well, many of these brushes are created with an angle to help you contour your cheekbones and define your structure with shading. So, start considering this a staple in your arsenal that can be used for your blushes, bronzers and powders. The angle shape allows for more precise shading. Softer, fluffy angled brush are great for applying blush, bronzer, and highlighter. Angled brushes with stiff, more densely packed bristles can be used for more controlled contouring.

HOW TO USE

Simply smile to find to apples of your cheeks, and sweep the product upwards towards the ears.

Define
Contour
Shade

TIPS

Application methods

A circular motion to apple of cheeks.

(Find apples by smiling into a mirror)

A sweeping motion along cheekbones towards hairline.

BLENDER BRUSH

This tool is quite essential when working with foundation and liquid-bases products. For that airbrushed look, work this brush into your bag of tricks and find yourself employing its capabilities more than you ever thought possible. Think smoky eyes to chiseled cheeks; your blending and building abilities will now enter uncharted territories.

HOW TO USE

Simply buff out and blend in the areas where added color correction is appropriate.

Blend makeup
Airbrush effect

TIPS

Use after all the face makeup has been applied

CONCEALER BRUSH

These brushes are not only helpful for removing foundation streaks, but they hid any signs of a breakout with considerable ease. If you opt for a flat or pointed brush, the tip will allow you to build color and create coverage where required. On the other hand, a more rounded brush can contour better than your trusted sponge is that the bristle can maneuver into those area your other tools (or fingers) cannot, especially those with fin lines and winkles.

HOW TO USE

After applying your foundation, use your concealer brush to press concealer onto area that need extra coverage, dabbing gentle until it blends in completely, for stemless finish.

HIDES:

Blemishes
Scars
Brown spots
Broken capillaries
Dark circles

TIPS

Look for a medium-sized brush with tapered bristles
Bristles should be flexible but firm

POWDER BRUSH

Whether you’re devoted to losing or pressed powder, these bristle will disperse the product evenly over your complexion. This branch of brushes also happens to the most widely used, making it a must-own if you don’t already. This tool will also prove to be helpful when working on your finishing touches such as setting powder. Just ensure you’re applying product with large sweeping motions across the face, and buffing where necessary.

USES

To apply, dip the brush in the powder and pat it on the side of the container to remove excess. You can also blow on the brush, but I find this gets your pricey powder all over the place

Apply compact powder and bronzer

TIPS

It’s best to apply powder after your other beauty products such as concealer and foundation. It works to set the makeup.

Look for larger brush with soft, densely packed bristles.
Tapered head helps when applying underneath eyes and around nose.
Before applying to face, shake brush to remove excess powder.

BEAUTY BLENDER

Technically, this isn’t really a brush, but it is a great tool and we didn’t want to leave it out. The egg-shaped design makes it ideal for getting under the eye and in other small areas you can easily miss with a brush. This is also used to achieve an overall airbrush finish to your foundation.

HOW TO USE

Use in a bouncing or stippling motion instead of a wiping or sweeping motion.

TIPS

You can apply makeup to your face or the Beauty Blender first, it doesn’t really matter.

EYES

EYELINER BRUSH

This is another brush that can work numerous jobs for the price of one. From winged liner to darkened waterlines and straight edges, this tool will be your preeminent show pony.

HOW TO USE

Eyeliner brush is a slim, and sparse tipped brush which is useful to draw fine lines. When applying liquid liner ensure you’re gripping the tool as if you were a pencil, holding it closer to the base rather than the bristle. This technique will take practice, but it ensures a cleaner line.

Apply precise line
Soften and blend for a smoky eye

TIPS

Look for a brush with a flat head and stiff bristles
Bristles width shouldn’t be wider than index finger tip
Angled brush is most universal

DOUBLE-ENDED SHADOW BRUSH

Finding your ideal eye shadow brush can be complicated, considering the seemingly endless abundance of varieties on the market. If you relish in trying new trends, investing in several shapes and size is suggested. For the everyday application, thought, one multi-purpose brush is more than enough. This double-duty tool is small enough for blending your eye shadow and flat enough to pick up the product. Just remember to void applying your eye shadow with a heavy hand, as it’s considerably easier to build color than subtract.

HOW TO USE

Effectively sweep the shadow over the lid, starting from the inner corner working outwards, blending and buffing lightly.

Apply eye shadow

TIPS

Look for soft bristle with a beveled edge for smooth application

BROW BRUSH

Brows are having a considerable beauty moment, and this brush will help you fill in those sparse and fine hairs to give you a fuller brow. Just work the wand upwards to more feathered and natural arch.

HOW TO USE

And by using shorter brush strokes, apply the product up and outwards in short light strokes.

TIPS

Use the slanted edge to shade and the tip of the edge to outline. Put those components together and a brow brush is quite frankly a thing of perfection.

SHADOW BLENDING BRUSH

A large, dome-shaped eye-shadow brush buffs makeup for a seamless application. No matter how you apply shadow, the blending step is crucial to smooth harsh edges and create a soft, seamless effect for a smoky eye or a daytime look.

TIPS

Use with a very light hand.

BROW BRUSH

the typical little plastic brow brush comes complete with a lash comb on the other side, and these work great for smoothing the brow and separating blobs of mascara.

LIPS

LIP BRUSH

The lip brush is used to apply lip color with more control. It’s easier to create smoother edges edges, and also easier to manage to intensity of the color with a more sheer application.

TIPS

Stick with synthetic bristles that are firm but still bend . It allow you to smooth your lip color on without being streaky or leaving gloppy.

So, there you have it, my top 11 make-up brushes ! As a beginner looking to start your collection, or as a makeup artist guru looking to expand, these brushes are great for everyone. As always, I hope everyone is staying happy and healthy.

TIPS

Treat your brushes the way you would your clothes: Cleaning after each use, drying properly and storing in a safe place.

Don’t just throw them loosely into a makeup kit. Not only can the top get crushed and distorted, but also a serious amount of germs live deep in the depths of your bag and can rib off onto anything in close proximity. Instead, stay organized using these seven rules of brush storage.

CONCLUSION

In this discussion, we have tried to describe the top 11 makeup brush and 1 beauty tool one must have to create a flawless full face makeup. You also have an idea how to use them.

Best of luck!!

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Thank you for stopping by, I’d be very grateful if you’d help to spread it by emailing it to a friend, or sharing it on Twitter or Facebook.

Stay tuned, our next post will be about “HOW TO CLEAN AND TAKE CARE OF YOUR MAKEUP BRUSHES”!!!

See you soon and have a nice week !

THANK YOU!!!

What are makeup brushes?

Posted on November 20, 2017December 14, 2017 by Beauty Blog by Nakiba

Bonjour / Hello !!

Welcome back to FLAWLESS BEAUTY BLOG BY NAKIBA. I hope you all are fine, I’m good and grateful to be blessed.

Alors, this week’s topic is all about makeup brushes…

Brushes for your face, brushes for your eyes, brushes for your brow-they’re all out there, and they’re all pretty much essential for getting your makeup just right. So, I’ve rounded up all the must have.

A makeup brush is a tool with bristles, used for the application of makeup or face painting. The bristles may be made from natural or synthetic materials, while the handle is usually made out of plastic or wood. When cosmetic is applied using the appropriate brush, they blend better into the skin.

There is a large variety of shape and sizes of makeup brushes, depending on the face area where makeup will be applied, the cosmetic product and wanted results. For example, the shape of the brush tip can be chiseled, straight, angular, round, flat or tapered.

TYPES OF MAKEUP BRUSH BRISTLES

Makeup application can alter due to the materials used to create a brush. The bristles of the makeup brush can either be synthetic or natural. The brush itself is important to the application of makeup as it can densely pack on product or loosely pack on product.

SYNTHETIC BRISTLES

Synthetic bristles are the most common material used in makeup brushes. These brushes are widely found in drugstore and makeup-specific stores. The bristles are made from plastic, nylon, or other synthetic fibers, and may be dyed. Synthetic bristles are often used with liquid and cream products, as they tend to blend out product more easily and will not absorb product as much as natural haired bristles as they do not degrade and are not as fragile.

NATURAL BRISTLES

The natural bristles are often dark in colour, not super soft, sheds, hold pigments netter and difficult to wash. As the natural bristles brushes best applies powder product and it is best to avoid liquid or cream products as they will drink up most of the products. Although natural bristles are more preferred in the cosmetic industry, the bristles themselves can cause allergic reactions to the animal hair.

Natural bristles may more easily control the product when blending out or even packing on the product, because they have hair cuticles.

TYPES OF NATURAL BRISTLES

Sable
Goat
Badger
Pony
Squirrel
Kolinsky
Weasel

FACE

ROUNDED FOUNDATION BRUSH

The Face Makeup Brush… The round , domed shape allow the bristles to blend as they brush. The results is even, flawless finish for liquid, cream, or powder foundation.

HOW TO USE

Apply foundation to the center of your face and sweep outward towards your hairline for a seamless finish.

TAPERED FOUNDATION BRUSH

Flexible bristles and gently tapered edges make this brush perfect for applying and blending liquid and cream foundation with a streak-free finish.

HOW TO USE

Start in the area of the face that need the most coverage and use downward strokes for the smoothest, most natural application.

POWDER BRUSH

Loosely packed bristle make for one big, fluffy brush with a rounded shape. This brush is good but loose powder can still get a bit messy.

HOW TO USE

Use it with loose or pressed powder, just tap of excess before using sweeping motion to brush it across the face.

FAN BRUSH

Fan brush has several key purposes: You can use it to sweep on blush, blend other makeup, clean excess powder, and brush a light layer of highlight along the cheekbones.

HOW TO USE

Brush fallen eye shadow from under your eyes, or stroke your face with powder, highlighter, bronzer, and blush for precise yet sheer application.

BLUSH BRUSH

The angle shape allow for more precise shading. Softer, fluffy angled brush are great for applying blush, bronzer, and highlighter. Angled brushes with stiff, more densely packed bristles can be used for more controlled contouring.

HOW TO USE

Swirl the bristle with blush on the apples of your cheeks, and then hold it at an angle and glide it along your cheekbones.

BRONZER BRUSH

For applying a matte or sheer bronzer, we recommend to use a brush with rounded head that covers a large surface area quickly.

HOW TO USE

Apply bronzer to the hallow of the cheeks and on the nose, forehead, jawline, and ear tips for a sun kissed glow. To blend, use long swift strokes.

CONCEALER BRUSH

Firm, narrow, and tapered at the end, concealer brushes are the best way to put concealer exactly where it needs to go.

HOW TO USE

Pat concealer on under-eye circles and blemishes. Use the rounded edge to reach nooks around your eyes and nose.

KABUKI BRUSH

With its wide rounded bristle and super soft feel, the kabuki for applying everything from loose powder to bronzer and highlighter.

HOW TO USE

Sweep bronzer along your temple and your hairline. Cheekbone, and jawline in a “3” shape.

BLENDING SPONGE

Not technically a brush, but an essential tool nonetheless. Perfect for using with liquid foundations, concealers, and pretty much anything, it leaves the skin with a smooth, flawless finish.

HOW TO USE

Dampen with water and dab on foundation or concealer for even, sheer coverage.

ANGLED FACE BRUSH

The easiest way to add definition to your face-just sweep on some bronzer in the hallows of your cheeks using a fluffy angled brush. Perfect for applying blush or highlighter, too.

HOW TO USE

Dip in cream or gel shadow. Hold the brush at an angle so the bristles are flush with your lash line, and drag from the inside corner of your eye along the lash line.

FACE CONTOUR BRUSH

The densely packed hair and structured shape achieves flawless dimension along the cheeks, forehead, and jawline for a target contouring. Perfect for using with pressed or loose bronzer powder, liquids, and creams to create beautiful sculpting all over the face.

HOW TO USE

Apply the contouring cream or powder using the sides of the brush for a natural blend or use the top of the brush for fuller coverage. Blend using back and forth motion to blur harsh lines.

HIGHLIGHTER BRUSH

This brush a is slim, tapered brush designed to offer precision highlight on the cheeks and brow bones to achieve a strobing effect. The soft texture and loose hairs provide smooth strokes of even application for flawless finish.

HOW TO USE

Sweep the brush over the powder or liquid highlighter and apply to the high points of the face such as the cheeks, brow bone and anywhere else desired to create a highlighter on the face.

BLENDING BRUSH

Soft and fluffy, yet usually compact, the brush may be used to apply finishing powder or blush with a feathery finish.

HOW TO USE

Its softness also lends itself to blending—simply swirl the brush in circles to soften any harsh lines in your foundation, blush, or contour.

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EYES

EYEBROW BRUSH

Necessary for filling in your eyebrows with powder-a good brow brush should be angled so that you can tackle even the thin tail-ends.

HOW TO USE

When applying the filler, apply with short feathery motion. Start in the center and work your way out to the edges. This method of application will allow you to avoid creating an extremely severe brow.

BROW BRUSH AND COMB

You can use this multipurpose tool for grooming both your lashes and brows-comb through your lashes to get mascara clumps out, and use the brush to perfect the brows.

HOW TO USE

COMB: Gently comb through to separate clumpy lashes. Remove excess mascara, and smooth messy brows.

BRUSH: Brush up and out to tame thick, unruly brows and diffuse harshly filled-in brow lines.

SMUDGE BRUSH

Score a smokey eye with a soft-bristled smudge brush.

HOW TO USE

Line your lashes with kohl liner, then lightly sweep the brush from side to side over your liner for a smokey sultry look.

EYE BLENDING BRUSH

The name is a dead giveaway: Usually blending brushes are made from natural bristles and is fluffy in appearance. This brush is a must-have for blending eye shadow into your lids.

HOW TO USE

It is used to blend out any harsh edges for seamless effect. It works best with powder products because of the natural fibers.

ANGLED BRUSH

This brush is made from natural fibers and it has an angle to it. Use a small angle brush with gel liner or powder shadows to get a perfectly defined eye look.

HOW TO USE

EYE SHADOW BRUSH

It tapered but soft bristles of the brush make it perfect for precise shadow application.

HOW TO USE

FLAT SHADER EYE BRUSH

This brush can be made either with synthetic or natural fibers and is flat shape.

HOW TO USE

It is used to pack on powder and cream eyeshadow evenly on the eyelid area.

CREASE BRUSH

This brush can be made either with natural or synthetic bristles and has a tapered cut to it. It is smaller than the previous blending brush and it beautifully blends out the crease colour without moving it too much.

Use with your favorite powder eyeshadow. Start by sweeping colour onto eye with the flat sude of the brush. Then using the round tip gently shade and blend shadow into the crease for more defined, polish look.

PENCIL BRUSH

This brush is a much smaller version of the previous blending brush and it is usually made with natural fibers. The pencil brush can be used to add colours to smaller areas and to blend them in without spreading the pigments too much. One can also add brow bone and inner corner highlights works well with powder.

HOW TO USE

POINTED EYELINER BRUSH

It is made from synthetic fibers and has a tapered end to it with barely any bristles which helps with sharpest winged eyeliner.

HOW TO USE

Apply a moderate amount of product to the brush and apply to your lash line starting at the center of your eye and sweeping out.

MASCARA WAND / SPOOLIE

The spoolie brush is an often-overlooked eyebrow shaping tool that looks like a mascara wand (minus the mascara) with a tapered head and soft bristles. And it really should be your eyebrows best friend.

HOW TO USE

Use it to brush your brows into place, before you begin grooming or filling in. Use it after you’ve filled in your brows to soften any harsh markings. A quick through with a spoolie will even out the colour, making the finished look like your natural brows.

DUO BROW BRUSH

This is a multitasking brush as you can line your upper lash line using the angle end and fill in your eyebrows. This brush is usually made using synthetic bristles.

HOW TO USE

Using a brow powders, liquids and creams, fill in any sparse area of the brow with the angle brush by using short feathery strokes that mimic hair. The spoolie end of this brush helps with blending in the brow product and brush hair into shape to make it look as natural as possible.

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LIPS

LIP LINER BRUSH

This brush is little bigger than the fine liner brush.

HOW TO USE

It is used to get a crisp outline on the lips.

LIP BRUSH

This brush is used to fill in the lips using the lip colour of one’s choice and it provides and even application.

HOW TO USE

Start from the center of the lips and blend product outwards your lip line. To get a crisp finish, use the tip of the brush to define the lip lines at the bow and corners.

TIPS

Treat your brushes the way you would your clothes: Cleaning after each use, drying properly and storing in a safe place.

CONCLUSION

In this discussion, we have tried to describe what are makeup brush and the most common types of makeup. You also have an idea how to use them.

Best of luck!!

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Thank you for stopping by, I’d be very grateful if you’d help to spread it by emailing it to a friend, or sharing it on Twitter or Facebook.

See you soon and have a nice weekend !

THANK YOU!!!

How to contour broad jawline?

Posted on October 22, 2017 by Beauty Blog by Nakiba

Bonjour / Hello !!

Welcome back to FLAWLESS BEAUTY BLOG BY NAKIBA. Thank you for stopping by. I hope you all had a good week and you’re fine. I’ve been having some crazy ass week lately, story of my life…

Alors, this week’s topic is all about how to contour broad jawline…

A square lower jaw is generally considered a very masculine trait. Widening of the lower third of the face can cause either a square appearance to the face, or can distort the natural appearance of the angle between the chin and neck.

HOW TO TELL IF YOU HAVE BROAD JAWLINES

If you have round, square or heart face shape you have broad jawline.

Find out what is your face shape in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/?s=face+shape

CONTOUR

Contouring is the art of subtlety defining or reshaping features, like your cheekbones, nose, forehead and chin, using makeup. By using matte powder, cream, liquid or pencil product that’s two shades darker than your skin tone can enhance, define and even re-shape your features.

WHERE YOU SHOULD CONTOUR

Apply contour product on your jawline.

Continue reading to find out the steps on how to contour broad jawline…

STEP 1

Prep.

Prepare your skin for facial makeup application.

PRODUCTS

CLEANSER

Clean your face and chin area and neck.

Cleanser is a facial care product that is designed to clean the surface of the skin and to remove makeup, dead skin cells, oil, dirt and other types of pollutants from the skin of the face. This helps to… https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/04/10/what-are-facial-cleansers/

Note: Always apply makeup to clean skin !

TONER

Apply toner.

Toners, also known as fresheners or astringents, are designed to lower pH of the skin, loaded with beneficial ingredients that can transform the way your skin looks and feels after cleansing and to help remove excess cleansing milk. The purpose of a toner is to… https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/04/17/what-are-facial-toners/

MOISTURIZER

Apply moisturizer.

Moisturizer or emollients are product that help increase the moisture content of the skin surface. Moisturizer also help the appearance of … https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/09/18/what-are-moisturizers/

FACIAL PRIMER

Apply facial primer.

If you are not familiar with it, primer probably seems like an unnecessary step, but if you don’t use it you will never know why makeup artist are obsessed with it.

Makeup primer is a… https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/06/05/what-are-face-primers/

Note: Use an oil free moisturize on your face and all along your chin and neck area and let it absorb for a minute.

APPLY ALL FACIAL PRODUCTS IN THAT ORDER.

STEP 2

CONCEALER

Conceal blemishes and redness.

Apply color corrector where needed. This will help take away most of the redness from uneven complexion and breakouts. If you have dark circles or want to brighten your eyes.

You must set with a translucent powder.

Find out what is translucent powder in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/20/what-are-concealer/

STEP 3

FOUNDATION

Choose your foundation.

Whether it’s liquid (or cream) foundation, oil based foundation makeup, sheer foundation, waterproof foundation, mineral foundation, powder (or compact) foundation, stick foundation, mousse or whipped or matte, or “oil-free”, foundation.

Choose a foundation that identically matches your skin and is best for you skin type.

Find out your skin undertone, this will help you when choosing a foundation which should match your skin perfectly, link below.

What are undertones ?

Find out what is foundation and which one is best for your skin type in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/13/what-are-foundations/

STEP 4

FACE POWDER

Set with powder.

Once you get all your contour you want to keep the cream products from sliding, you must seal/set it all with some loose powder or face powder. Set the contour area using a translucent powder or matte powder contour shade.

Find out what are loose powder, face powder and setting powder in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/06/what-are-face-powders/

TIPS

If your skin tone is pale to medium, you’ll want to reach for matte, cool toned contour. Look for beige, taupe and grayish tones. If you have tan to deep skin, cool tones also work for you, but warmer shades can look great as well.

Starting with a light hand, it’s easier to build product than to take it off, build gradually the shadow because too much foundation and powder will make your jawline look dirty. Then blend, as it is the key to contour.

Always set with translucent powder to avoid transfer into clothing.

MATTIFY – Look for makeup primer or moisturizer that have mattifying property to keep shine off for longer hours.

POWDER – Powder helps to soak up excess sebum. Slap on more powder on the neck, but making sure the finish still looks natural.

CONTOURING – Tilt your chin up to the ceiling to see exactly where your jawline is. At a downward angle, sweep bronzer (one or two shades darker than your natural skin tone) across the jawline and on your cheeks. Contouring your cheeks will also help to give you all over definition.

HIGHLIGHT – Right above the perimeter of the jawline, add about two inch line with your best highlighter. This will add a shadowed dimension to the chin, giving you the defined jawline you desire. Blend, blend, blend to make it look as possible.

CONCLUSION

In this discussion, we have tried to describe how to contour broad jawline to make it appear less wide. You also have an idea what tools you can use.

Best of luck!!

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I hope you found something useful among these tips! If you have any other tips to share, please leave a comment, as the discussion is likely to benefit many other broad jawlines beauties looking to contour their jawline.

I’d be very grateful if you’d help to spread it by emailing this post to a friend, or sharing it on Twitter or Facebook.

See you soon and have a nice weekend !

THANK YOU!!!

How to contour short, thick neck ?

Posted on September 17, 2017 by Beauty Blog by Nakiba

Bonjour / Hello !!

Welcome back to FLAWLESS BEAUTY BLOG BY NAKIBA. I hope you all are good and you’re having a wonderful weekend. I had an interesting week, MISSION COMPLETE !! I just want to take the time out to thank all the person who’ve have help me. My dear mom, dad, my sister, my family, my love, lovely friends, strangers, and the ones that took a chance !

Alors, this week’s topic is all about how to contour short, thick, neck…

Makeup is not just for the face anymore. If you have a fat thick neck you can sculpt it with makeup. It’s achieved in the same manner as any contouring trick: Play light and dark colours against each give the illusion of depth.

HOW TO TELL IF YOU HAVE SHORT, THICK NECK.

If you place four fingers horizontal under your chin and there is no space between your fingers and your collar bone you have short neck.

CONTOUR

WHERE YOU SHOULD HIGHLIGHT

Apply contour product on the neck.

Continue reading to find out the steps on how to contour short thick neck…

STEP 1

Prep.

Prepare your skin for facial makeup application.

PRODUCTS

CLEANSER

Clean your face and chin area and neck.

Cleanser is a facial care product that is designed to clean the surface of the skin and to remove makeup dead skin cells, oil, dirt and other types of pollutants from the skin of the face. This helps to… https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/04/10/what-are-facial-cleansers/

Note: Always apply makeup to clean skin !

TONER

Apply toner.

MOISTURIZER

Apply moisturizer.

Stay tune, I’ll cover this topic this Monday !

FACIAL PRIMER

Apply facial primer.

If you are not familiar with it, primer probably seems like an unnecessary step, but if you don’t use it you will never know why makeup artist are obsessed with it.

Makeup primer is a… https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/06/05/what-are-face-primers/

Note: Use an oil free moisturize on your face and all along your chin and neck area and let it absorb for a minute.

APPLY ALL FACIAL PRODUCTS IN THAT ORDER.

STEP 2

CONCEALER

Conceal blemishes and redness.

Apply color corrector where needed. This will help take away most of the redness from uneven complexion and breakouts. If you have dark circles or want to brighten your eyes.

You must set with a translucent powder.

Find out what is translucent powder in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/20/what-are-concealer/

STEP 3

FOUNDATION

Choose your foundation.

Choose a foundation for the neck that is a shade slightly darker than the one used on the face and is best for you skin type, apply on the side of the neck. This will make the neck appear thinner.

Find out what is foundation and which one is best for your skin type in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/13/what-are-foundations/

STEP 4

FACE POWDER

Set with powder.

Once you get all your contour you want to keep the cream products from sliding, you must seal/set it all with some loose powder or powder. Set the contour area using a translucent powder or matte powder contour shade.

Find out what are loose powder, face powder and setting powder in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/06/what-are-face-powders/

TIPS

Starting with a light hand, it’s easier to build product than to take it off, build gradually the shadow because too much foundation and powder will make your neck look dirty. Then blend, as it is the key to contour.

Always set with translucent powder to avoid transfer into clothing.

MATTIFY – Look for makeup primer or moisturizer that have mattifying property to keep shine off for longer hours.

POWDER – Powder helps to soak up excess sebum. Slap on more powder on the neck, but making sure the finish still looks natural.

CONCLUSION

In this discussion, we have tried to describe how to contour short, thick neck to make it appear thinner. You also have an idea what tools you can use.

Best of luck!!

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I hope you found something useful among these tips! If you have any other tips to share, please leave a comment, as the discussion is likely to benefit many other short, thick neck beauties looking to contour their neck.

I’d be very grateful if you’d help to spread it by emailing it to a friend, or sharing it on Twitter or Facebook.

See you soon and have a nice weekend !

THANK YOU!!!

How to highlight long, thin neck?

Posted on July 30, 2017July 30, 2017 by Beauty Blog by Nakiba

Welcome back to FLAWLESS BEAUTY BLOG BY NAKIBA. I hope you all are good and you’re having a wonderful weekend.

This week’s topic is all about how to highlight long, thin, neck…

A slender or long neck is very elegant and is much envied. It usually goes with a slender figure overall. But, if this is something that’s particularly bothers you then you most certainly it’s something that you should address.

HOW TO TELL IF YOU HAVE LONG, THIN NECK.

If you place your four fingers horizontal under your chin and there is a space between your fingers and your collar bone you have long neck.

HIGHLIGHT

Highlighter attracts and mimics lights, offsets contouring by accentuating areas of the face with light concealer or highlighter giving the illusion of higher, brighter features. To properly highlight, use a concealer or foundation shade that is two shades lighter than your skin tone or a highlighter that flatters your complexion to emphasize the areas of your face that naturally catch the light.

WHERE YOU SHOULD HIGHLIGHT

Apply highlight product on the neck.

Continue reading to find out the steps on how to highlight long, thin neck…

STEP 1

Prep.

Prepare your skin for facial makeup application.

PRODUCTS

CLEANSER

Clean your face and chin area and neck.

Note: Always apply makeup to clean skin !

TONER

Apply toner.

MOISTURIZER

Apply moisturizer.

Stay tune, I’ll cover this topic next month !

FACIAL PRIMER

Apply facial primer.

If you are not familiar with it, primer probably seems like an unnecessary step, but if you don’t use it you will never know why makeup artist are obsessed with it.

Makeup primer is a… https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/06/05/what-are-face-primers/

Note: Use an oil free moisturize on your face and all along your chin and neck area and let it absorb for a minute.

APPLY ALL FACIAL PRODUCTS IN THAT ORDER.

STEP 2

Conceal blemishes and redness.

Apply color correctors where needed. This will help take away most of the redness from uneven complexion and breakouts. If you have dark circles or want to brighten your eyes.

You must set with a translucent powder.

Find out what is translucent powder in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/20/what-are-concealer/

STEP 3

Choose your foundation.

Choose a foundation for the neck that is a shade lighter than the one used on the face and is best for you skin type. This will create fullness and counteract the long, thin appearance of the neck.

Find out what is foundation and which one is best for your skin type in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/13/what-are-foundations/

STEP 4

Set with powder.

Once you get all your highlighting you want to keep the cream products from sliding, you must seal/set it all with some loose powder or powder. Set the highlight area using a translucent powder or matte powder highlight shade.

Find out what are loose powder, face powder and setting powder in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/06/what-are-face-powders/

TIPS

If you want the heavily contour Instagram look, or if you are more advance at makeup, try a cream. Cream will really sculpt your features. Powders give more subtle results. Liquid highlighters are going to give your skin a dewy, more natural looking finish.

Starting with a light hand, it’s easier to build product than to take it off.

Remember to build gradually the shadow because too much foundation and powder will make your neck look dirty. Then blend, as it is the key to contour.

MATTIFY – Look for makeup primer or moisturizer that have mattifying property to keep shine off for longer hours.

POWDER – Powder helps to soak up excess sebum. Slap on more powder on the neck, but making sure the finish still looks natural.

CONCLUSION

In this discussion, we have tried to describe to highlight long, thin neck, you also have an idea what tools you can use.

Best of luck!!

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I hope you found something useful among these tips! If you have any other tips to share, please leave a comment, as the discussion is likely to benefit many other double chin beauties looking to contour their chin.

I’d be very grateful if you’d help to spread it by emailing it to a friend, or sharing it on Twitter or Facebook.

Stay tuned next Saturday, I’ll post about “HOW TO CONTOUR SHORT, THICK NECK”.

See you soon and have a nice weekend !

THANK YOU!!!

How to contour double chin?

Posted on July 23, 2017July 30, 2017 by Beauty Blog by Nakiba

Welcome back to FLAWLESS BEAUTY BLOG BY NAKIBA. I hope you all are good and you’re also having a wonderful weekend. I had a great weekend, I spend it with my girls (my mom and my sister). We did summer cleaning lol, had some laughs and some good food, not to mention that pepper pot my sister made, it was so good !!!

This week’s topic is all about how to contour double chin.

We all have flaws, but luckily you can learn different makeup techniques to help create the illusion of a no existing double chin. Contouring makeup trick used to minimize areas that you want to detract from.

A double chin, also known as sub-mental fat, is a common condition that occurs when a layer of fat forms below the chin. A double chin is often associated with weight gain, but you don’t have to be overweight to have one. Genetics or looser skin resulting from aging may also cause a double chin.

HOW TO TELL IF YOU HAVE DOUBLE CHIN.

You have a layer of fat form below the chin.

CONTOUR

WHERE YOU SHOULD CONTOUR

Apply your contour color on your chin.

Continue reading to find out the steps on how to contour and highlight aquiline nose…

STEP 1

Prep.

Prepare your skin for facial makeup application.

PRODUCTS

CLEANSER

Clean your face and chin area.

Note: Always apply makeup to clean skin !

TONER

Toners, also known as fresheners or astringents, are designed to lower pH of the skin, loaded with beneficial ingredients that can transform the way your skin looks and feels after cleansing and to help remove excess cleansing milk. The purpose of a toner is to… https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/04/17/what-are-facial-toners/

MOISTURIZER

Stay tune, I’ll cover this topic next month !

FACIAL PRIMER

If you are not familiar with it, primer probably seems like an unnecessary step, but if you don’t use it you will never know why makeup artist are obsessed with it.

Makeup primer is a… https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/06/05/what-are-face-primers/

Note: Use an oil free moisturize on your face and all along your chin and neck area and let it absorb for a minute.

APPLY ALL FACIAL PRODUCTS IN THAT ORDER.

STEP 2

Conceal blemishes and redness.

Apply color correctors where needed. This will help take away most of the redness from uneven complexion and breakouts.

You must set with a translucent powder.

Find out what is translucent powder in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/20/what-are-concealer/

STEP 3

Choose your foundation.

To cover up your double chin, use a foundation that is one to two shades darker than the face foundation on your face. Apply this darker foundation on the double chin area and use a foundation that matches your skin tone on the face.

Be careful that it is not too dark or it will end up looking like you are growing a bread. Blend well so there are no demarcation lines.

Find out what is foundation and which one is best for your skin type in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/13/what-are-foundations/

STEP 4

Set with powder.

Once you get all your contouring and highlighting you want to keep the cream products from sliding, you must seal/set it all with some loose powder or powder. Set the highlight area using a translucent powder or matte powder highlight shade. You may wish to use your powder to bake the highlighted area, but you don’t have to.

Then use a contour powder to set the contoured area. This will create more depth. Don’t go too heavy on the contour powder, otherwise you will end up looking a bit scary, and I mean that in good way ! You want to keep it soft and natural. After all you don’t want the world knowing you contouring your nose, do you?

Find out what are loose powder, face powder and setting powder in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/06/what-are-face-powders/

STEP 5

Choose bronzer.

Brush powder bronzer subtly all along the jawline from ear to ear. Choose a gold-tone bronzer if you have medium to dark skin or a rose-tone bronzer if you have fair skin. Make sure it is blended well so that you do not see a line.

Remember to keep it on your jaw bone line only. Adding bronzer to your jawline bring your look together and make it more natural looking, you can also use the same bronzer on your cheekbones as blush.

Bear in mind that to disguise your double chin, you need to give the illusion of light and shadow. Blend your bronzer well; you are creating an illusion, so you do not want to see any visible lines. Use a thicker brush on your bronzer when you are done with your jawline to make it subtler.

Find out what are bronzers in the link below.

A bronzer is a cosmetic liquid or powder applied to the skin to…

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/01/16/what-are-bronzers/

TIPS

The contour shade you choose for your nose must be lighter than the one you use on cheeks and the rest of your face and it should be matte. Whether you’re using a cream or powder it always must be cool tone. Cool tones mimic the natural contours and shadows of the face.

If your skin tone is pale to medium, you’ll want to reach for matte, cool toned contour. Look for beige, taupe and greyish tones. If you have tan to deep skin, cool tones also work for you, but warmer shades can look great as well.

Starting with a light hand, it’s easier to build product than to take it off.

Remember to build gradually the shadow because too much foundation and powder will make your chin look dirty. Then blend, as it is the key to contour.

Always use a light touch with your bronzer and foundation, your goal is to keep it natural looking.

Wearing your hair in an updo can give the illusion of longer neck.

Create attention-getting eyes to draw attention away from your double chin.

Never wear high collars or turtle necks.

MATTIFY – Look for makeup primer or moisturizer that have mattifying property to keep shine off for longer hours.

POWDER – Powder helps to soak up excess sebum. Slap on more powder around the nose, but making sure the finish still looks natural.

CONCLUSION

In this discussion, we have tried to describe to contour double chin, you also have an idea what tools you can use.

Best of luck!!

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I’d be very grateful if you’d help to spread it by emailing it to a friend, or sharing it on Twitter or Facebook.

Stay tuned next Saturday, I’ll post about “HOW TO CONTOUR AND HIGHLIGH LONG AND THIN NECK”.

See you soon and have a nice weekend !

THANK YOU!!!

How to contour and highlight flat nose?

Posted on June 10, 2017July 30, 2017 by Beauty Blog by Nakiba

Bonjour à tous / hello everyone !!

Welcome back to FLAWLESS BEAUTY BLOG BY NAKIBA, I hope you all are fine. I’m good, I found it difficult to post FLAWLESS MAKEUP TIPS AND TRICKS on Friday’s, so I have decided to start posting on Saturdays instead. Thank you for your understanding.

This week’s topic is all about how to contour and highlight flat nose for a better balance proportion.

BALANCE YOUR NOSE SHAPE

A corrective full face makeup is like magic, contouring the nose helps achieve colour balance for the whole face. A nose is considered flat when the bridge is flat or undefined and a tip doesn’t protrude outwards. It also tends to be wide.

For a flat nose, the goal is to create the illusion of a more sculpted bone structure, by doing this, the nose will appear more defined.

HOW TO TELL IF YOU HAVE A FLAT NOSE

You have flat nose bridge.
The nose is wide.

CONTOUR

WHERE YOU SHOULD CONTOUR

Apply to your contour color on the sides of the nose in a backward C-Shape motion, following the natural curve of the nose.

HIGHLIGHT

Highlighter attracts and mimics lights, offsets contouring by accentuating areas of the face with light concealer or highlighter giving the illusion of higher, brighter features. To properly highlight, use a concealer shade that is two shades lighter than your skin tone or a highlighter that flatters your complexion to emphasize the areas of your face that naturally catch the light.

WHERE YOU SHOULD HIGHLIGHT

Apply highlight product on the bridge of your nose.

Continue reading to find out the steps on how to contour and highlight large nose…

STEP 1

PRODUCTS

CLEANSER

Clean your face and chin area and neck.

Note: Always apply makeup to clean skin !

TONER

Apply toner.

MOISTURIZER

Apply moisturizer.

Stay tune, I’ll cover this topic next month !

FACIAL PRIMER

Apply facial primer.

If you are not familiar with it, primer probably seems like an unnecessary step, but if you don’t use it you will never know why makeup artist are obsessed with it.

Makeup primer is a… https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/06/05/what-are-face-primers/

Note: Use an oil free moisturize on your face and all along your chin and neck area and let it absorb for a minute.

APPLY ALL FACIAL PRODUCTS IN THAT ORDER.

STEP 2

Conceal blemishes and redness.

Apply color correctors where needed. This will help take away most of the redness from uneven complexion and breakouts. If you have dark circles or want to brighten your eyes.

You must set with a translucent powder.

Find out what is translucent powder in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/20/what-are-concealer/

STEP 3

Choose your foundation.

Choose a foundation that identically matches your skin and is best for you skin type.

Find out what is foundation and which one is best for your skin type in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/13/what-are-foundations/

STEP 4

Starting on the sides of the nose, draw a soft dotted line down both sides of your nose, using a lip liner pencil. Follow the natural curve of the nose then work towards the end of your nose. Make sure the doted lines thin.

STEP 5

Now join the dotted lines to create more define lines. Both lines must meet on the curve between your nostrils.

Use an angle brush to draw the contour lines. They should begin at the brow and end to your preference.

TOOLS FOR THE JOB

ANGLE BRUSH

STEP 6

Lightly apply the highlight in a thin line from the top of your nose down the tip of your nose.

TOOLS FOR THE JOB

CONCEALER BRUSH

STEP 7

Use a concealer brush or a beauty blender to buff out your lines. Do not blend your contour lines into the highlight or it will look muddy. Blend carefully for a natural appearance.

TOOLS FOR THE JOB

BEAUTY BLENDER

CONCEALER BRUSH

STEP 8

Finally, once you get all of your contouring and highlighting, you want to seal it all with some loose powder.

Find out what is loose powder in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/20/what-are-concealer/

TIPS

Avoid placing cheek color close to the nose. The closer together you place your contour lines; the slimmer your nose will appear.

Starting with a light hand, it’s easier to build product than to take it off.

The contour shade you choose for your nose must be lighter than the one you use for your cheeks and the rest of your face. Whether you’re using cream or powder it always must be a cool tone. Cool tones mimic the natural contours and shadows of the face. ORANGE IS A NO!

Remember to build gradually the shadow because too much foundation and powder will make your nose look dirty. Then blend, as it is the key to contour.

Skip Moisturizer. Skip the nose when you’re applying moisturizer before makeup.

Mattify. Look for makeup primers or moisturizers that have mattifying property to keep shine off for longer hours.

Powder Power. Powder helps to soak up excess sebum. Slap on more powder around the nose, but making sure the finish still looks natural.

CONCLUSION

In this discussion, we have tried to describe to contour and highlight flat nose, you also have an idea what tools you can use.

Best of luck!!

**********************************

I hope you found something useful among these tips! If you have any other tips to share, please leave a comment, as the discussion is likely to benefit many other flat nose beauties looking to contour and highlight their nose

I’d be very grateful if you’d help to spread it by emailing it to a friend, or sharing it on Twitter or Facebook.

Stay tuned next Saturday, I’ll post about “HOW TO CONTOUR AND HIGHLIGHT NARROW NOSE”.

See you soon.

THANK YOU!!!

What are face primers?

Posted on June 5, 2017July 30, 2017 by Beauty Blog by Nakiba

Bonjour Flawless beauties, Welcome back to FLAWLESS BEAUTY BLOG BY NAKIBA, I hope you all are fine. I’m good, I would like to thank everyone one who has been supporting and helping me this far on my journey. I’m so happy that you all choose to come along. Though it has hasn’t been easy, it’s really fun and exciting for me and I hope it has been the same for you also.

This week’s topic is all about-face primer…

If you are not familiar with it, primer probably seems like an unnecessary step, but if you don’t use it you will never know why makeup artist are obsessed with it.

Makeup primer is a base for foundation or face makeup that allows it to go on smoother and last longer. Whether you wear a full makeup or you prefer to keep it simple with BB creams, makeup primer will reduce shine and create a smooth canvas for your foundation. Face primers can also smooth fine lines, wrinkles or large pores.

Prep is essential before the a dream job, before the big test and before applying makeup. Face primers formulas are available in cream, gel and powder. Using a face primer underneath your makeup, prepares skin for your favorite tinted moisturizer or foundation, giving it something to hold on to so it lasts throughout the day.

I recommend using your fingertips to apply face primer. Taking this routine, a step further, Dimmick consider the process “an exercise for the face”. He explains that massaging primer onto skin with fingertips helps “to get the blood flowing underneath”.

If your skin – and there’s no nice way of saying – dull, light pink face primer, can add a glow. Lilac shades brighten sallow skin and green formulas neutralize redness.

TIPS

Many makeup primers are formulated with silicone-based polymers like dimethicone because of their ultra-smoothing effects. For those who struggle with cystic acne and other skin conditions, do a patch test or check with a medical professional before use.

If you live, visit or plan on travelling anywhere that experience hot and humid or cold and dry temperatures, having a face primer handy can help your makeup wear longer. I suggest using facial primer all year round, no matter what the weather is like.

You don’t need to coat your face with face primer. A small drop (the size of a raisin) is plenty.

Gently patted around the eyes and on the lids, primer acts as a three-in-one. It prevents makeup from smudging or creasing by absorbing oils.

Skip any spot treatments if your primer already contains anti-acne ingredients. Layering on too many acne-fighting products at once could irritate the skin and cause inflammation.

CONCULSION

In this discussion, we have tried to describe to you what are face primers and types for all kinds of skin. You also have an idea on how apply face primer.

If you enjoyed this post, I’d be very grateful if you’d help to spread it by emailing it to a friend, or sharing it on Twitter or Face book.

Stay tuned next Monday I’ll post about “WHAT ARE EYE PRIMERS”!!!

See you soon. Have a wonderful week!

THANK YOU!!!

How to contour and highlight large nose?

Posted on May 19, 2017June 5, 2017 by Beauty Blog by Nakiba

Bonjour à tous / hello everyone !!

Welcome back to FLAWLESS BEAUTY BLOG BY NAKIBA, I hope you all are fine. I’m good, I had a great day despite how it started. I spent the day with my lovely mom and sister. It was great to have some girls time. Oh how I love to go to the city… This week’s topic is all about how to contour and highlight large nose for a better balance proportion.

BALANCE YOUR NOSE SHAPE

A nose is considered large when it is out of proportion to other facial features such as the eyes, ears and mouth. Large noses can have either short or long bridge for the nose. They have wider tips with larger nostrils. .

For a large or protruding nose, the goal is to create the illusion of reduce nostrils and nose tip, making the nose appear smaller.

HOW TO TELL IF YOU HAVE A LARGE NOSE

You have an either short or long bridge for nose.
They have wider tips with larger nostrils.

CONTOUR

Contouring is the art of subtlety defining or reshaping features, like your cheekbones, nose, forehead and chin, using makeup. By using matte powder, cream, liquid or pencil product that’s two shades darker than your skin tone can enhance, define and even re-shape your features.

WHERE YOU SHOULD CONTOUR

Apply to the contour product to the sides of your nostrils.

HIGHLIGHT

Highlighter attracts and mimics lights, offsets contouring by accentuating areas of the face with light concealer or highlighter giving the illusion of higher, brighter features. To properly highlight, use a concealer shade that is two shades lighter than your skin tone or a highlighter that flatters your complexion to emphasize the areas of your face that naturally catch the light.

WHERE YOU SHOULD HIGHLIGHT

Apply highlight product on the centre of your nose.

Continue reading to find out the steps on how to contour and highlight large nose…

STEP 1

Prep

Prepare your skin for facial makeup application.

PRODUCTS

Cleanser
Toner
Moisturizer
Foundation primer

In that order.

STEP 2
Conceal blemishes and redness.

Apply colour correctors where needed. This will help take away most of the redness from uneven complexion and breakouts. If you have dark circles or want to brighten your eyes.

You must set with a translucent powder.

Find out what is translucent powder in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/20/what-are-concealer/

STEP 3

Choose your foundation.

Choose a foundation that identically matches your skin and is best for you skin type.

Find out what is foundation and which one is best for your skin type in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/13/what-are-foundations/

STEP 4

OPTION #1

Use your contour product; draw a thin line down each side of your nose, carrying the lines to the bridge of your nose.

OPTION #2

Apply your contour lines down and onto the front of your nostrils.

OPTION #3

You also have the option of drawing a “face-down arrow”, once you begin to reach the tip. This will create the illusion of a narrower nose tip.

TOOLS FOR THE JOB

Use an angle brush to draw the contour lines. They should begin at the brow and end to your preference.

STEP 5

Lightly apply the highlight in a thin line from the top of your nose down the tip of your nose.

OPTION #1

With your highlighter, apply a narrow line down the very centre of your nose.

OPTION #2

Take your highlight half-way down and stop before the tip of your nose start.

TOOLS FOR THE JOB

CONCEALER BRUSH

STEP 6

TOOLS FOR THE JOB

BEAUTY BLENDER

STEP 7

Finally flawless beauties, once you get all of your contouring and highlighting, you want to seal it all with some loose powder.

Find out what is loose powder in the link below.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/20/what-are-concealer/

TIPS

The contour shade you choose for your nose must be lighter than the one you use on cheeks and the rest of your face and it should be matte. Whether you’re using a cream or powder it always has to be cool tone. Cool tones mimic the natural contours and shadows of the face.

Avoid placing cheek colour close to the nose. The closer together you place your contour lines; the slimmer your nose will appear.

Starting with a light hand, it’s easier to build product than to take it off.

The contour shade you choose for your nose must be lighter than the one you use for your cheeks and the rest of your face. Whether you’re using cream or powder it always has to be a cool tone. Cool tones mimic the natural contours and shadows of the face. ORANGE IS A NO!

CONCLUSION

In this discussion we have tried to describe to contour and highlight large nose, you also have an idea what tools you can use.

Best of luck!!

**********************************

I hope you found something useful among these tips! If you have any other tips to share, please leave a comment, as the discussion is likely to benefit many other large nose beauties looking to contour and highlight their nose

I’d be very grateful if you’d help to spread it by emailing it to a friend, or sharing it on Twitter or Facebook.

Stay tuned next Friday, I’ll post about “HOW TO CONTOUR AND HIGHLIGHT FLAT NOSE”.

See you soon.

THANK YOU!!!

How to define and reshape eyebrow for heart shaped face?

Posted on March 10, 2017March 17, 2017 by Beauty Blog by Nakiba

Bonjour / Hello !

Welcome back to FLAWLESS BEAUTY BLOG BY NAKIBA. I hope you all had a great week and you are all fine. I’m ok and I had a wonderful day. Can I tell you how amazing the weather was today? 23° I was so looking forward to this day last week I saw the forcast. It’s one of the nicest day we had so far since last summer. Tomorrow we’ll also have very good weather, then on Sunday it’s expected to rain. I’m so obessed with the weather now it’s determines so much for me in the daily desions I make. It’s really interesting expect when it’s freezing cold.

Alors, the shape of the eyebrow depends on the shape of your face. Generally there are six types of face, such as oval, long, heart, round, square and diamond.

Knowing your face shape is the first step to creating your most beautiful look.

https://beautyblogbynakiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/03/what-is-my-face-shape/

There are five types of beautiful eyebrow shapes to try, and they are rounded, flat, hard angled and soft angled.

Keep reading to find out your perfect brow match.

BALANCE YOUR HEART SHAPED FACE

Eyebrows are having a major moment, the shape and size of your eyes play a role. Knowing your face shape os the most important fact in determine the ideal angle of your arches.

The perfect eyebrow shape for heart shaped face is rounded. A low arch rounded brow creates a natural look and will also soften the curves of your face and create a beautiful heart shaped using the point of your chin as the heart bottom and the brow as the top of the heart. The curve of the eyebrow feminine and attractive, while a high arched brow can add length to a a shorter heart shaped face of create a dramatic look.A square jaw accents the angularity of your face, so softly rounded eyebrows are to say to go !

Below is a list of 2 eyebrow shape for square-shaped face that can transform the overall impact that a square shaped face creates otherwise. Any face shape can look it’s best; it’s just a matter of choosing a look which compliments that particular face shape.

ROUNDED

Rounded brows, which are also considered good grooming option for heart-shaped faces, are perfect for square-shaped faces. This subtle eyebrow shape that focuses on making the aches towards the middle is a suitable option for square-shapes faces. It magically gives a curve appearance (with soft arch towards the middle) which reduces the impact of otherwise angles square-shaped face.

How to Achieve this Shape? For this shape you need to keep the brow line straight to the peak and curve towards the edges. The rounded appearance of eyebrows is such a high impact way of creating a perfect balance between one’s side cheeks and forehead.

HIGH ANGLED

The most important step to follow when shaping your eyebrow is to draw three lines:

STEP 1

Neatly organize your eyebrow in place with a eyebrow / mascara comb – brush.

TOOLS FOR THE JOB

MASCARA COMB-BRUSH

Mascara comb – brush: The mascara comb – brush is double-sided tool. It’s plastic comb – through eyelashes; it’s a thick bristle bush is used to tame and brush the eyebrow.

SPOOLY

Spooly: This brush is an absolute must have to achieve perfect groomed brows. Used this brush to groom brow hair into place or soften brows that have been fill with too much product.

STEP 2

Trace line along the bottom edge of your eyebrow.

Draw a line along the bottom edge of your eyebrow. This will determine the brow thickness. Pluck the stray hairs that fall below the line and outside the line you’ve draw.

STEP 3

Comb eyebrow hair.

Comb your eyebrow hair upwards with the brow brush, and starting from the ends to the front of your eyebrows, trim 0.2 mm of stray hair the extend past the upper brown line with a eyebrow shaping scissors. Next, brush down wards and cut the hairs beyond the upper brow line.

TOOLS FOR THE JOB

EYEBROW SHAPING SCISSORS

Eyebrow shaping scissors: This easy – to – use pair of eyebrow scissor, effectively trim and groom the eyebrow.

STEP 4

Remove excess hair.

To remove excess hair, tweeze, shave, wax or thread.

TOOLS FOR THE JOB

TWEEZE

SHAVE

WAX

THREAD

STEP 5

First line.

The first line is vertical, from the inner corner of the eye upward. Then just a few millimetres outwards, and clean up the space in – between them. This is where the eyebrow should begin.

STEP 6

Second line.

The second line is vertical, from the outer circle of the iris of the eye upward. You should be looking straight ahead as you determine this line. This is where the highest part of the arch would ideally be.

STEP 7

Third line.

The third line is drawn at an angle from the outer corner of the nose. This is from the outer corner of the nose to the outer corner of the eye. This is where the eyebrow should end.

STEP 8

Fill eyebrow.

Fill in your eyebrow with lash – like feathery strokes where there are spaces, use an eyebrow pencil or and angle brush with eyebrow powder or gel.

TOOL AND PRODUCTS FOR THE JOB

ANGLED BRUSH

EYEBROW PENCIL

EYE BROW GEL

EYEBROW POWDER

TIPS

I recommend leaving any major eyebrow shaping to the professionals. Better yet, bring a screenshot of the face shape that the closest to your own, and ask your technician to mirror the appearance.

For shorter eyebrow hair, trim off an additional 0.1 mm, starting from the ends to the front of your eyebrows.

SHORTER AND FULLE

If you like flaunting a fuller brow size, which is in vogue this season, you should stick to a shorter length. It creates the correct impact and the face looks perfectly maintained – neither wide nor short. You might not agree to the idea of eyebrow length justifying the

You can take a break from keeping the tail of you eyebrows pointed and extended out. Try the trimmed tail pattern on your face next time. This will definitely be one of the best eyebrow shapes for heart shaped faced. Go for for a subtle tail ends tht do not bulge out much. It creates a nice impact on heart shaped face and look different than usual. If interested in tying something new, that will transform your looks manifolds, go for this pattern for sure.

CONCLUSION

In this discussion we have tried to describe to you how to define and reshape eyebrow for heart shaped face and how you can remove brow hair.

Best of luck!!

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