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This is an extract off the original Training Manual by makeupByOrsela We hope that the information and tips contained

herein are of good use to you and you can begin to apply them in your routines as a lover of Makeup or as a Professional Makeup artist.

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CONTOURING Contouring is one of the oldest practices in the makeup industry. Yet contouring is one of the most frequently left-out steps in makeup applications. Contouring creates a sense of balance, adding definition to your makeup with color. It is a makeup technique used to give the face some form of definition using makeup products, mostly Foundations, Bronzers and Blushes. Contrary to belief, contouring is always some shade of brown. Never use shades of makeup such as pink, plum etc. Use a shade that is similar to your skin tone. Not many women know about it and the technique is advanced. So handle with care so you don't end up looking overdone. The key is less is more. Your makeup should be simple and natural (by that I don't mean no makeup). It's your face we want to notice not the makeup. Think of contouring as painting a blank canvas. You apply foundation to even out your complexion. Then think of creating shape to your face. The main principle is this: Dark shading will make facial features recede Light shading will make facial features more prominent Contouring is used to : Thin down a rounded face, Soften a square face, Define your cheek bones , Narrow a large or wide shape nose, Define your jaw line, Create fuller lips, Lift saggy eyes, Minimize a large forehead or receding hair line, Make your eyes look bigger etc. TO SCULPT YOUR FACE YOU WILL NEED: 1. Your true foundation color that matches your skin exactly

2. Your contour color that should be 2 shades darker than your foundation and with the same undertone 3. Your highlighting color that should be 1 to 2 shades lighter than your foundation and with the same undertone

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STEPS: 1. Prep your face by cleansing and applying your usual foundation (exact colour of your skin) and concealer. 2. What you need for the contouring is a bronzer (or a foundation 1-2 shades darker than your skin tone), blush, highlight powder (or a foundation 1-2 shades lighter than your skin tone), and eye shadow, eyeliner and makeup brushes. 3. Stand under an overhead light which brightly illuminates your face. Use this as a guideline to see where your shadows naturally fall and contour your face accordingly. 4. Alternatively, you may start by sucking your cheeks in and locating your cheek bones and the hollows under it. The hollow is where you need to apply bronzer (or the darker foundation) in a sweeping movement from the top of your foreheads hairline. Extend the brush movement to the area directly underneath the apples of your cheeks. Blend well. 5. If your face is small, you can just shade the hollows of the cheeks starting from the temples. Shading on the forehead along your hairline will make your face appear even smaller. At the same time, those with a broad forehead can benefit from using bronzer to shade around the hairline to minimize its apparent width. It is very important to know what your face shape is and work with it accordingly. 6. If you have a wide face, use bronzer to shade the outer edges of your jaw line to make it appear smaller. People with narrow thin faces may skip this part. Those with a double chin can sweep the brush under the jaw line to create a shadow there. 7. The apples of your cheeks may be highlighted with highlight powder and a blush in a colour of your choice. 8. Pick up a smaller brush. Apply your strokes from where your eyebrow begins down along the sides of the bridge of the nose. Leave the bridge untouched. Repeat on the other side, blending really well to avoid harsh lines.

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When you get to the tip of your nose, examine its shape carefully. If the nose has a wide tip, blend bronzer inwards underneath the tip, to create a v-shaped shadow facing inwards. Use highlight powder to make the tip of the nose more prominent, and extend the highlight along the bridge. If the nose has a naturally narrow tip, then flare outwards from the tip forming an upside-down v. Soften the tip with a neutral shade of foundation. This will balance a very sharp nosed face. Use highlighter or a neutral foundation powder along the bridge to give it the desired shape. Some noses may be shaped perfectly and will not need to be over defined. With trial and error, you will know what looks most aesthetic. 9. Use highlighter to lighten brow bone just underneath your brows to lift the eye. Add a hint of highlight along the inner corner of the eye for a more wide-awake look. Shade the crease with a dark brown or any deeper shade of eye shadow. Apply the eye shadow as usual. Line your eyes and apply mascara. 10. You may want to apply a slight touch of highlighter on the Cupids bow to give definition to lips. Line lips with a deeper shade than your lipstick colour and fill inside the outline with lipstick. How To Contour Face Using Blush The Basic Steps

Make a fish face by sucking your cheeks in. A hollow area is created on your cheeks; this is your contour line. Start applying the contour color here. If you have picked up the right kind of contour brush, it must fit well in this hollow area. Follow the natural curves while you apply the color and using swiping upward movements towards your hairline. Blush should now be applied above your contour line. A full -size downy brush can be used for the purpose. Now, give a big smile. The apples of your cheeks will be revealed. Blush should now be applied on the cheek-apples; use sweeping movement towards

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the temples. With the help of a blending brush, blend the colors by using sweeping motions towards your hairline. After a few strokes, use small and circular movements; start with the apples of yo ur cheeks and work back towards your hairline. A little highlighter can be used in the final stage. Take the brush and choose any side of the face you like to start with. Apply a little bit of highlighter with sweeping movements back to temples on the area above your cheek bone and under the corner of the eye. Use sweeping movements and circular movements alternately for blending. Contouring one side of your face is done. These steps will now have to be repeated for the other side of the face as well.

See photos below of Celebrity socialite Kim Kardashian and the result of Contouring.

FINAL RESULTS BELOW:

BEFORE - AFTER

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Makeup Artistry is a fun and expressive career that exploits your creativity and love for Makeup. Thousands of people around the world earn impressive revenues from being Makeup artists. Others do it as an added career or business to their 9-5 jobs. Whatever the case, its a fun job and anybody with the skill and passion for it can succeed. At makeupByOrsela, we welcome everyone, old, young, Working class, student, Male, Female. Our joy is to see an ordinary individual with no prior training, come into the business and kick ass! Find your passion, whatever it is, and own it!

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