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Long before the current contouring craze took hold, there was a
Like contouring and strobing, draping delivers the appearance of a more defined bone structure (also known as the drape of the face, hence the name), but makes use of blush rather than dark greyish-brown hues. That means a similar shape-shifting effect, but without the harshness.
The actual technique is similar to the way you wield your contour kit. To make your cheekbones pop, use an angled brush to sweep a deeper blush tone in the hollows below your cheeks. Then, blend a lighter shade along the edges to prevent the colour from looking
TOOLS TO TRY:
Smashbox L.A. Lights Blush & Highlight Palette in Culver City Coral
Lise Watier Ménage À Trois Blush Powder Trio in Rosé
Clinique Sculptionary Cheek Contouring Palette in Defining Berries
Urban Decay UD Pro Diffusing Blush Brush
Pür Contour Blending Brush