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5 Ways to Apply Makeup According to Your Face Shape

By Matthew Lynch
January 6, 2024
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Applying makeup can be an art form, and knowing how to accentuate your face shape can make a world of difference in your overall look. By applying makeup according to your face shape, you can enhance your features and feel more confident in your appearance. Here are five ways to apply makeup based on common face shapes:

1. Oval Faces

Oval faces are characterized by a slightly narrow forehead, slightly narrow jawline, and balanced proportions. If you have an oval face, consider these application tips:

– Apply light-colored foundation or highlighter to the center of the forehead, along the bridge of the nose, and on top of the cheekbones.

– Contour under the cheekbones with a darker shade of foundation or contour powder.

– Opt for soft, rounded eyebrow shapes that complement the natural curves of the face.

2. Round Faces

Round faces have full cheeks with a rounded chin and soft jawline. To create more angularity and structure in a round face, try these techniques:

– Apply contour powder or a darker foundation shade along the temples, under the cheekbones, and along the jawline.

– Use highlighter on the center of the forehead, down the bridge of the nose, and on top of the cheekbones.

– Shape eyebrows with a higher arch to create more definition.

3. Square Faces

Square faces feature a prominent forehead, strong jawline, and squared chin. To soften harsh angles in a square face, use these makeup application tips:

– Apply a lighter foundation or highlighter from the center of the forehead outward toward the hairline.

– Contour under the cheekbones with a darker shade of foundation or contour powder.

– Shape eyebrows with a gentle arch that adds lift without creating additional sharpness.

4. Heart-Shaped Faces

Heart-shaped faces are distinguished by a wider forehead, high cheekbones, and a pointed chin. These application techniques can enhance a heart-shaped face:

– Contour the forehead’s sides with a darker shade of foundation or contour powder to minimize its width.

– Apply highlighter to the center of the forehead, down the bridge of the nose, and on the chin.

– Opt for softly rounded eyebrows that complement the face’s natural curves.

5. Long Faces

Long faces are characterized by a high forehead, narrow cheeks, and an elongated chin. To create equilibrium within a long face, consider these makeup application suggestions:

– Apply a darker foundation or contour powder to create horizontal lines across the forehead and just under the cheekbones.

– Apply highlighter on the center of the forehead and down the bridge of the nose to draw attention to these features.

– Shape eyebrows with minimal arching but extend them horizontally, so they appear longer.

By applying makeup according to your face shape, you can effortlessly enhance your features and feel more confident in your appearance. Experiment with different techniques, find what works best for you, and let your natural beauty shine!

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