Hi honeys, I'm Hollie Wakeham and welcome back to Make Me Up.
Today I'm going to be showing you all the tips and tricks to try to slenderizing and
contouring your face that Kim Kardashian way.
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OK honeys.
So, first we're going to start by chiseling out our cheeks and for this we're going to
use a cream concealer or foundation that's a lot, lot darker than our natural color,
this is by MAC, it's their cream foundation and it's a full coverage, and I'm going to
be using a MAC Square foundation brush.
So, what we're going to do is to start by loading on some product on to our brush and
we're now going to suck and smile.
So, what you want to do is to suck your cheek in and where you can see that natural shadow
there that's where you're going to place our product.
So, just in a little line like so,
we're just placing this on.
Now what you want to do is make sure that at the front here we're just slightly bending
up just to create a beautiful chiseled round cheek so it looks nice and peachy, almost
like the shape of a hockey stick.
So, now we're just using the falter brush just to fan it out because we want it all
to be blended and no harsh edges.
We're now going to repeat that on the other side.
Okay.
So, now that's looking really scary but don't panic because we're going to blend that out.
So, all we're going to use is a duo fibre blending brush, this is perfect for this job
and all what we're going to do is to swell it over the edges just making sure it's nice
and blended.
So, you really want to take your time in blending and make sure it's all blended completely
that is the trick to this look.
Now, I'm just going to do the same on the other side.
OK, so now that's all blended we're going to go in with a lighter color.
I'm going to be using my Ben Nye concealer wheel and we're going to be taking a color
just a couple of shades lighter than my natural skin color and I'm going to be doing this
with a fluffy concealer brush.
And we're now going to take this colour under where we've just blended the darker color.
So, just in a sweeping motion like this,
so what this does is this actually draws attention to here and just emphasis it a little bit
more.
Now, we're going to take the same lighter color we've just used with the exact same
brush and we're going to apply this in a triangular shape in the corner of the eye down to the
end of the nose and the out corner of the eye again in the triangular shape.
So, we're just going to buff this in under the eye.
This is going to make also the cheek appear more chiseled and it's also going to conceal
and brighten and lift the under eye area.
With Kim Kardashian's look, for the concealer trick is all about emphasizing and making
the face look more three dimensional and just slimmer and plumper in areas like the cheek
where you want it to look plumper.
And you want to take that slightly on to the nose just bringing this down, this is going
to help like the nose look slimmer and more slenderized.
Okay.
So, now on to the nose.
We're going to take a Ben Nye color correcting neutralizing crayon, this is perfect for doing
to the nose because it's nice and slender.
And all we're going to do is, is we're going to do like a little fire shape at the top
of the head, and we're now going to bring this down into a nice long straight line.
So, just concentrating because you don't need to look wobbly or make our nose look bent.
Okay, like so, so we're looking scarily crazy right now.
So, now, we're going to take the same dark cream foundation by MAC, and we're going to
be taking a square foundation brush, and we're using the straight of the brush.
This is why this brush is perfect for contouring.
And we're going to take it as close in to the outer line of that lighter color.
So, just putting your brush down and sweeping out, just so you're depositing a slight darker
line down your nose.
Now, when you get to the tip of the nose you want to create a slight triangle this is going
to make the nose that's slightly more chiseled and pointed.
Now, to make the lips looks plumper again, using the same concealer wheel by Ben Nye
and the same color that we used to highlight the under eye.
I'm going to be taking this small little eye shadow brush, and we're just going to dip
it into the color and I'm now going to pop this on the lower part of my lip,
and this is what's going to make the lips looks naturally plumper without putting too
much lipstick on.
So, just around the mouth area here it just creates a perfect pout,
and this is actually the trick that Mario, who is Kim's makeup artist uses and people
always says she's had her lips done but she hasn't, it's just this trick that he uses
to make them look bigger.
Okay.
So now we're ready to blend.
So, for the top part here we're going to be using the same duo fibre brush to blend and
all we're going to do is little circular motions just to blend that color out.
So, anything you lighten makes things look bigger and anything you darken make things
look smaller.
So we're just buffing out those edges.
So, now, we're going to use my beauty blender this is the favorite part of my kit, what
we're going to do is I've already submerged this in water and then squeezed it out.
So, it almost feels completely dry.
You'll find that the sponge swells and becomes bigger and plumper.
Now, all we're going to do is just bounce this over the top of the skin this is going
to make sure that there are no harsh lines or edges because blending is the key to this
look.
Okay.
So, now we're going to use a setting power, you want to make sure you do this over the
top of creams or liquid foundation, It's going to make sure that they stay on all day and
it's not going to slip and slide, and it's not going to crease.
So for this I'm going to be using one of my favorite finishing powers, it's by Ben Nye,
this is in the fair color.
So, this is going to go on all the lighter areas that we've done on the face and I'm
going to be using my beauty blender again to do the power, and I'm now going to bounce
this is over the lighter areas of my face.
So you really want to make sure that you're pushing that power into that cream colored
foundation and it's not sitting on the top.
So you can either do a bouncing motion or you can even do like a rolling motion.
Okay.
So, now we're going to go on to our other powder, this is the one that Mario uses on
Kim and it's the banana power by Ben Nye, this is yellow so it doesn't look ashy over
to top of any contouring.
If you use a translucent or white power it can make the dark contour colors look really
ashy and just dull.
Okay.
So, now using our hand again just to distribute a little bit of powder,
we're going to use a beauty blender again dipping it into the power working it in, and
I'm now going to bounce this over the darker areas that we contoured.
So, don't forget to suck in your cheeks, this is just going to help find your cheek bone
that we contoured.
So, once everything is set, now we're going to go over with a powder, this is my favorite
contouring powder by Laura Geller, the reason why I love this powder so much is because
it's a nice dark brown color, it doesn't have any shimmer and it mimics a perfect shadow
color which is what a contour is.
So, I'm going to be taking this blusher brush and it's a nice chiseled small brush just
to add the contouring, and we're just going to go over the darker areas on our face.
So, again on the cheek bone and just in circular motions we're just building that dark color
up, we're going to take this on the sides of the temples.
So, an easy way to remember these is to do a 3 shape, so, you start here and you come
around and then you go onto the jaw line.
So you're doing a nice 3 shape.
Okay, we're going to add a little bit of powder to the sides of the nose just to set that
we're use this fluffy brush by MAC and again the same Laura Geller contouring powder.
Load the product onto the brush and make sure you tap off the excess and then just in a
sweeping motion we're just going to go down the sides of the nose, just running over that
dark contour cream color that we done and you'll just see that it will slightly darken.
Okay.
So, the last thing now is to do a cheek color and then we're going to set all the products
with the finishing spray.
Okay.
So, Kim loves a bubble gum pink cheek color.
So, for this I'm going to be using this bubble gum pink color here which is really pretty,
is very youthful and it's got a slight sheen to it.
So we just want to swirl the color on to the brush, tap off the excess because we can always
build, and then you just want to add this right here to the apples of the cheek.
So when you smile it's the part that becomes more rounded.
So, we just add this on and we slightly blend that back and then you just want to do the
same on the other side.
Okay.
So, now the face can sometimes look a little powdery.
So, the best trick in the world is to do this with a setting lotion.
This is going to make this makeup just look like skin rather than power.
This is one of my favorite sprays, its by MAC and its MAC Fix Plus.
This just makes the face look like skin I just love it.
I can't tell you how much I love this.
All we're going to do is give it a nice shake, close our eyes and we're going to give a few
spritz over the face.
So all the face is saturated, we're now going to leave it one to two minutes to completely
dry and that wet look is going to go completely.
Okay honeys so that's the completed Kim Kardashian slimmer chiseled face.
It's like plastic surgery without the surgery.
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Bye honeys.