Mica Shine All Natural Beauty

Choose the Right Highlighter

Formulation
  • Select a highlighter in the form that suits your preferences, such as powder, cream, or liquid.
  • Powder highlighters are more common and work well for most skin types.
Shade
  •  Choose a highlighter shade that complements your skin tone.
  •   Champagne, rose gold, and golden tones are versatile choices.
  •   A champagne or warm gold highlighter can look stunning if you have a medium skin tone.
Prep Your Skin
  •  Start with a clean and moisturized face.
  •   Apply your foundation, concealer, and any other base makeup as usual.
Optional
  • You can use a setting spray on your face before applying a highlighter to help it adhere better.
  •  Think of your face as a canvas and your foundation as the base coat. Setting spray acts as a primer for the highlighter.
Identify Highlighted Areas
  • Tops of cheekbones.
  • Bridge of the nose.
  •  Cupid's bow (the V-shape on your upper lip).
  • Brow bone.
  •   The inner corners of the eyes.
  •  Center of the forehead.
  •  Chin Imagine you're pinpointing these areas on your face, like marking spots on a map.

Application Techniques

Powder Highlighter
  •  Lightly dip it into the highlighter powder using a makeup brush, preferably a fan brush or a small highlighting brush.
  •  Tap off any excess product to avoid excessive shimmer.
  •  Apply the highlighter, gently sweeping over the areas you want to highlight.
  • Use a light hand for a subtle glow, and layer for a more intense effect.
  •   Picture yourself gently sweeping the brush over the tops of your cheekbones for that luminous glow.
Cream or Liquid Highlighter
  •   Dab a small amount of cream or liquid highlighter onto your fingertip.
  • Gently tap and blend it onto the desired areas using your fingertips or a makeup sponge.
  •   Blend well to ensure a seamless transition with your foundation.
  •   Imagine you're softly tapping the highlighter onto your skin, like creating delicate strokes of light.
Blend the Edges
  •   After applying the highlighter, blend the edges to avoid harsh lines.
  •   This ensures a natural and polished look.
  •   Consider blending as gently smudging the edges of a watercolor painting to create a soft transition.
Set with Powder (Optional)
  • To lock the highlighter and prevent it from moving, lightly dust the translucent setting powder over the highlighted areas.
  •  Consider this step as setting the highlighter so that it remains radiant throughout your performance.
Final Touch
  • Complete your makeup look with other contouring, blush, eyeshadow, and lipstick as desired.
  •   Your highlighter is like the finishing touch that enhances the beauty of your overall makeup creation.

Highlighter makeup can transform your face, accentuating your best features and adding a stunning glow. Following these steps and techniques, you can achieve a luminous, captivating look that is perfect for you.

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