Makeup is Camera-Friendly

What is meant by look beautiful in photo is actually able to highlight facial bone structure. A more angled face will naturally look more photogenic because the high cheekbones and jaw angle make the face look more three-dimensional images. Fortunately, no matter what shape your face, you can outsmart stacked chin, skin tone is uneven, or eye bags, by applying the right makeup. This is what you need to do:

1. Choose a matte foundation to create a perfect skin. Damp face and shiny eye shadow did look good in natural light, but often made invisible blush balance under the sharp camera.

2. Brush bronzer along your jaw line and chin to highlight the natural bone structure. Thus, the chin no longer be seen piled up.

3. Give highlight the cheekbones with a blush on to create the illusion of the corners and slightly concave impression on the cheek.

4. Use a dark eye makeup to hide the eyelids, making the eyes appear larger. Create depth by giving the limits on the eyes with brown eyeliner or black. Add mascara is to make the eyes more prominent.

5. Finish your look with red lipstick to make your smile even more shiny.