The key to this step is to apply small amounts of contour at a time and build it up.First things first, let’s define contouring. Then, move on to making two small, thin lines along the sides of your nose slope.
Then move on to contouring the sides of your nose tip.
Start small by applying contour on the rounded parts of your nostrils and gently blending it out. Nose contouring is tricky, so go slow and follow your natural nose shape. Remember when we said contouring is about bringing features forward or backward? Highlighting these points will make your face appear rounder and smaller. The key places to highlight for a feminine face shape are the top of your cheekbones, chin, and forehead. Highlight, Highlight, Highlightįeminine contour is all about the highlight. It should look like a soft, straight line. Start where your cheekbone meets your ear and end where your cheekbone begins to meet your nose. You’ll want to make your cheeks look lifted and rounded. Here are some feminizing contour tips to try: Keep Your Cheekbones High Want to take it to the next level? Use contour to create a shadow around your lips and chin to mimic subtle hair growth.įeminine contouring is all about softening, rounding, and lifting.
Start from below your ear, sweep straight down, and then move horizontally along your natural jaw. Masculine faces have stronger jawlines, so use contour to sculpt out this area. This helps detract attention from your forehead. Place your contour in a straight line over your hairline and add vertical lines near your temples. Masculine features appear more square-shaped, so use contour to bring your forehead down. This will make your face appear more blunt and defined. It should look like a subtle upside-down “L” shape. Sweep your contour under your natural cheekbone, then drag it down closer to the corner of your mouth. Masculine contouring calls for more hollowed-out cheeks. Every face shape is different, but here are a few tips for contouring masculine: Carve Out Your Cheekbone While feminine faces are rounder, masculine faces tend to be sharper with a less lifted look.Īs mentioned above, masculine contouring focuses more on creating shadows. There is usually more emphasis on the jawline, cheekbone, and forehead regions. Masculine face shapes have more blunt edges and darker features. There is a focus on the high points and more lifting effects. There is more emphasis on the eyes and lips and less shadowing. Let’s talk about what makes a more feminine or masculine face shape.Ī feminine face shape is usually softer, rounder, and with less blunt edges. For a less technical definition, it's using shadow to shrink parts of your face and highlight to bring forward parts of your face. And, we'll give you tips for achieving these looks!Ĭontouring is using light and shadow to bring features forward or backward in space. Did you know you can contour to make your face look more feminine or masculine? You may think contouring only creates one look (ahem, Kim K.) but that's not true!īelow we'll tell you the difference between feminine and masculine contouring.
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