Face Beauty Tip
The Best Blush Technique For Your Face Shape
submitted: Sep 10, 2008tip #303
America Ferrara makes her round face look more defined with the right brush strokes.
Face shape: Heart
Most flattering blush technique: Blend the blush over the lower part of the apple of your cheeks. This will help soften a pointy chin and fill out a narrow jaw area.
Face shape: Round
Most flattering blush technique: Sweep your blush under your cheekbones and up towards your temples. This will maximize your cheekbones and minimize the fullness of your face.
Face shape: Square
Most flattering blush technique: Swirl the blush in circular motions on top of the apples of your cheeks. This will downplay an angular bone structure and soften harsh lines.
Face shape: Long
Most flattering blush technique: Apply the blush on the outer apples of your cheeks, then sweep it straight back to your ears while blending very well to avoid a stripy effect. This will give your face a wider appearance.
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Does an oval face shape belong to the long face shape category? Hmmm...my face shape is definitely not long...nor is it round or anything else above. Need to include/add other face shapes.
It would be simplier if we could see pictures of each of them and like jmd_2003 said, include more face shapes.
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yyeah yeahh yeahh.. what am i suposto doo. !!!!!!!!!!!!! loll. im like totaly lost. lmao. it s all godd.!
yeahw eshould totaly see the picture they would total helpus/ lol
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I agree ...I also have an oval face, but is also long. Been doing what it says for years aND IT WORKS FOR mE!
if we saw a pic it would deff help understand
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OKAY im an OVAL head shaped and it doesnt appear there this is not even helping
im confused on this web site it said i have a diamond shape face. now in this article theres no such thing as one1!!!!
i hav a round sort of face the blusher technique i tend to go for makes my cheeks stand out