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Solving the Most Common Beauty Issues  

Issue: Nose too broad

  • Solution: Apply darker shade blush,  foundation, brunette brow liner, or  concealer color along each side of the bridge  of the nose, blend in well, and lightly re-apply   your favorite True Touch Foundation.

Issue: Nose too short

  • Solution: Apply lighter shade of foundation  along the length of the bridge of nose, and
      blend in.

 

Issue: Little or no definition to cheekbones

Solution:
  • Apply darker cheek color to hollow of cheeks to  slim them.
  • Add lighter blush shade along top of cheekbone.
  •  Apply  lighter blush in circular motion to apples of cheeks while smiling to create a youthful flush.

Issue: Thin or gaunt-looking cheeks

Solution:
  • Use a lighter cheek color along top of cheekbone  and apply to apples of cheeks while smiling to create a  plumper, younger look.
  • Do not contour hollows of cheeks.

Issue: Jawline too wide or strong

Solution:
  • Apply darker shade blush, foundation, brunette  brow liner, or concealer along the outside bottom of  jawline, blend in well, and lightly re-apply the True Touch  Foundation of your choice.

Issue: Nose too long

Solution:
  • Apply darker foundation, brunette  brow liner, or concealer to the tip of the  nose and blend in well.
  • Lightly re-apply your  favorite True Touch Foundation.

 

About Eyes

 

For wider, more open eyes

---Apply eyeliner close to lash line from the outer to the inner corner.
---Continue under the lower lashes.
---Do not line inside of the lower lid,  as this closes in a small eye.

To correct wide-set eyes:

---Apply eye pencil from center of  upper and lower lid to inner  corners of the eye.

To correct close-set eyes

---Apply eye pencil to upper and  lower lid from center to outer  corner of eye.

For more dramatic eyes

 

---Add darker liner to upper and lower lids, and  smudge to create a smokey look.
---Almond-shaped eyes look wonderful when liner color is added to the inside of the lower lid.
---Add eyeliner after eye shadow, and smudge with  eye shadow brush to set look.
 

For more alert eyes

Lining only upper lids draws tired eyes upward,  creating the illusion of alertness and youth.
Apply  liner beginning at inside corner of upper lid,  thickening the line while moving outward.
When  creating this effect, do not apply mascara to  lower lashes.

About Brows

Brows frame the eye.
--Inner brows should begin at  inside corner of eye.
--Brow should peak softly at a 45  degree angle over the eyes.
--Brow should taper out  gradually to a thin but soft point.
--Brow end should extend beyond outer corner of the eye.
--Always pluck brow hairs in the direction they are growing.

 

How to fill in brows for a finished look:

  • With brow pencil, start at fullest part of brow.
  • Shade along edge with very light, feathery strokes, filling in sparse areas.
  • Eyebrow should be fullest close to the bridge of the nose, ascending to soft peak and tapering down at the end.
  • Optional finish: With brow wand, apply Keratonics Shaping Gel in an upward motion, lifting brow hairs for a freshly groomed look.

 

About Lips

 

• Lip gloss makes lips look immediately plumper and younger looking.
• Use lip gloss without lip liner to enhance the appearance of plumpness.
• Lighter, creamier lip colors make lips look more abundant and young.
• Add a touch of light lip gloss with dark lipstick to center of upper and lower lip to enhance fullness.
• To make lip color last longer, fill in entire lip with lip pencil. Follow with lipstick or lip gloss.

 

For ideal lips:

 

---Position lip liner pencil on center natural line of upper lip.
---Draw a subtle “v” shape in the middle of mouth.
---Round the peaks of the “v” and extend to outer corners of mouth.
---Line bottom lip from corner to corner.
 ---Add lipstick.

To correct absence of cupid’s bow:

---Using lip liner, draw a subtle “v” shape in middle of upper lip.
---Apply lip liner to rest of the lips, and apply lipstick.

To thicken a thin upper lip:

---Using lip liner, line just above the natural upper lip line.
---Do not apply heavily to lower lip.
---Do not use dark lip color.

For a fuller look:

---Line lips just outside natural lip line,  and lightly fill in to blend into natural  lip color.
---Apply lighter, creamier shade to  center of lips.
---Apply light color lip gloss.

To thin fuller lips:

Apply the lip liner pencil just inside  the natural line of the lips, and use  a darker shade lipstick to fill in  the center.

 

About Brushes

 

Applicators are included with each True Touch cosmetic product; however:
Getting a good brush set is very important

For Loose Powders/Mineral Foundations—

Use a large soft/bushy bristled brush with    slightly flat top for gentle all-over application.

 

For Lips—

Use a standard small flat brush with    pointed tip

 For Blush—

 
---Use a medium, soft-bristled, rounded-end  brush for overall color and highlight color.

 

---Use same brush at a slight angle for   contouring cheek hollow

 

 

 

 For Eye Shadow—

 

--- Use a small, soft-bristled, flat brush with  slightly rounded edges for all-over color and highlight color.

 

---  Use a smaller, soft-bristled, more   pointed, round-tip brush for crease colors and for lower lash line.

For Brows—

 
---Use an angled, flat brush with short    stiff bristles.

 

---Optional mascara wand is great for    brushing up hairs for a fresh look.

 

For Loose Powders/Mineral Foundations—

Use a large soft/bushy bristled brush with    slightly flat top for gentle all-over application.

 

 

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