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Deseni F.

Feb 3, 2014

Deseni F.

I have a few questions

1. what shape is my face? ( when I laugh it looks really round)

2. my lower lip is way bigger then my upper, what are the best trick to balance that more

3. do you guys think I should contoure my nose?

4. how can I shape my face the best with bronzer?

( I know, its totally not a pretty picture, but this shows the best of my face)

ANY tips, tricks and feedback is welcome. just be honest :)

Deseni F.

Feb 3, 2014

Deseni F.

this one

Hannah K.

Feb 3, 2014

Hannah K.

I'd say
1. Your face is oval shaped
2. Highlighting your cupid's bow and using a gloss on the center of your top lip.
3. If you want your nose to appear thinner, feel free to contour it.
4. Bronzer isn't for shaping faces. If you want to contour the rest of your face (I don't think you have to, you have a nice face shape already) try a powder 2 shades darker than your skin.

Shauna S.

Feb 3, 2014

Shauna S.

1. I think you have an oval face, everyone's face changes to a different shape when they smile or laugh lol.
2. I agree with Hannah you can highlight your cupids bow. When you apply lipstick/lipliner you can put it slightly over where your natural lip line would end and create the illusion of a thicker lip.
3. You don't have to but you can if you want to
4. I agree with Hannah

Here's a picture on how to contour and highlight. You don't have to do every inch of your face like the picture but it shows where to apply the product on different places on your face.

Delaney K.

Feb 3, 2014

Delaney K.

1. It's definitely oval
2. I think your lips are adorable and I actually like when the top is smaller. Shauna and Hannah both h have good advice for making them seem more balanced but even if you didnt want to wear lipstick you could find a lip liner that matches your lips and just slightly draw it bigger. I know all lips are different colors but urban decay has a lip liner called naked2 and it matches my lips perfectly.
3. You don't need to but if you would like to wayne goss has a video on YouTube showing how you should contour your nose (most people think its just down both sides but its just like contouring the rest of your face, different shaped faces should highlight and contour differently) its called how to: contour your nose- for all nose shapes.
4. I agree with the other girls and just save yourself and don't contour with bronzer. Like I mentioned before different face shapes contour different areas mainly to give the illusion of an oval chiseled face which from the picture looks like you already have.

Deseni F.

Feb 4, 2014

Deseni F.

Thanks girls! I'm really thankful for youre answers!

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