An excellent long-lasting setting spray is the Urban Decay All Nighter Long-Lasting Makeup Setting Spray .Ĭontour and highlighter should always be the last skin makeup you apply, after your foundation, concealer, loose powder, bronzer, and blush.
If you’re in the market for a translucent setting powder, a great one is the Urban Decay De-Slick Mattifying Powder .Īfter dusting on your setting powder, lock in your makeup by misting a setting spray onto your face in a T and X-shaped motion to cover your whole face. Use a light touch and a large kabuki brush when applying the setting powder in order to ensure that you do not mess up the makeup you’ve just finishing putting on. Both of these problems can be minimized by setting your makeup after applying contour and highlighter.Īfter you finish applying your contour and highlighter makeup, dust a translucent setting powder over your finished makeup. Because highlighter is so shimmery, it is quick to fade and rub off as the day progresses. You can spend an extensive amount of time at your makeup table in the morning making your contour and highlighter look just right, only to realize that it has worn off when you glance in the mirror a few hours later.Ĭontour has a tendency to melt down your face throughout the day, causing it to slide down into the wrong places and look strange. One of the worst things about contouring and highlighting is how quickly the makeup can fade after it is applied. By knowing where to highlight and contour, you can be sure that you’re applying the right makeup to the right places at all times. Highlighter should be applied down the bridge of your nose, above your cupid’s bow, on the top of your cheekbones and temples, under your brow bones, and in the inner corners of your eyes. Contour should be applied on the sides of your nose, under your cheekbones, around the top of your forehead, and the bottom of your chin and jawline.
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