Want Your Face To Look Thinner? Here's Makeup Tricks To Emphasize Cheekbones

Illustration of a makeup trick to emphasize cheekbones (Unsplash/Candice Picard)

JAKARTA – There are various makeup tricks or facial makeup that can be applied as needed. One of them to emphasize the cheekbones. The effect of this make-up emphasizes the cheekbones which can build the visual illusion of thinner cheeks when coupled with proper contouring.

Want to try a trick that makes your makeup support the contours of your cheekbones? Here's how.

Highlighter with a brighter tone

The best way to define cheekbones is to apply highlighter to the cheekbones area. You can wear a light blush. That way you can wear any blush color.

Wear light foundation

A lighter shade of foundation or foundation can be used for this trick, especially if you want to make your makeup look thinner.

Countour

Another way is to apply contouring. This method may be a bit difficult for beginners, but it is not impossible that the magic effect makes the cheekbones look more defined. If in doubt, look for the easiest tutorial first. After 'graduated' can be creative with the colors of makeup.

Wear blush on the right way

This trick is rarely realized, regardless of the color of the blush, including pink or coral, if worn correctly, define your cheekbones will make you look more charming.

Use bronzer

Bronzer is formulated with a variety of solid colors. The color is more radiant so it can help emphasize the beauty that you have. This makeup kit is applied not only around the cheekbones, but also on the chin and the tip and bridge of the nose.

Perfect it with powder

After applying the blush, you can define the cheek line with loose powder. Use a comfortable brush to create perfect lines.

Deflates cheeks when applying makeup

Whether you're adding contouring, loose powder, or blush, plump your cheeks when you apply it. This is done to determine the line where the cheek and which part will be accentuated.

The above is the easiest way to make the face look thinner. Want to try it?