Makeup helps highlight facial features and professionals are finding more and more tricks to implement and, in this case, achieve a younger look.
The so feared Crow’s feet For some people, they are fine expression lines that form on the sides of the eyes. In general, they appear after 40 years of age. They are part of the natural aging of the skin, which results in a lack of elasticity. Furthermore, in case of poor hydration or habits such as smoking or sunbathing too much, it can mark them even more.
But there are ways to “eliminate” crow’s feet naturally. You will only need to put into practice these two simple steps recommended by the makeup professionals to get a much younger look in seconds and without a trace of signs of age.
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How to remove signs of aging with makeup
Eliminating signs of aging is something that many people look for with makeup. A trick that is increasingly used is to play with lights and shadows to highlight or hide certain features. Correctly applied blushes, shadows and highlighters can rejuvenate the face in just minutes.
Among these techniques, the ‘contouring’ either outline. A makeup method that consists of “sculpting” our face with the help of lights and shadows so that the features look much more defined.
The shadow trick
Playing with the colors, brightness and shapes that can be produced with shadows generates endless possibilities to rejuvenate the look and highlight facial features in a subtle and elegant way. The trick is in apply the dark shades on the fixed eyelid partthat upper part that tends to fall over time, and use light colors on the part of the mobile eyelid.
In this way, following the principles of color theory, those areas that are least liked are visually reduced, such as the appearance of the drooping eyelid, and covering the much-feared crow’s feet.
What is color theory in makeup
The science of color theory allows artists and professionals to recognize, match and correct skin tones, as well as achieve eye-catching, visually successful looks. Not everything is the color, the texture of the shadows also play a fundamental role in the final result.
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