Game Changer #5

I have a publicly proclaimed massive head that holds a perfect lunar eclipse of a face, almost a precise circle. It is very impressive, and very adored by myself. I count my large head as one of my greatest talents, a party trick if you will!  "I bet your hat wont fit me!" "TADA! It doesn't!".

To quote two different Seinfeld episodes, -I'm a walking talking Candy Apple, and I'm loving every minute of it! (Later half of sentence must be said in George scream).

Carmindy from What Not To Wear wrote a book, and she talked about something called a Mirror Mantra. Basically she asks you to step away from the mirror, because no one is examining you an inch from your face so you shouldn't be either. Back up from that mirror and look at yourself as a whole. The idea is to begin a positive routine. Look in that mirror and think up everything that makes you wonderful.
The idea is that you will start to realize that this is you, and that you are enough, and that you are wonderful.
 If there is something about yourself that you don't like, give it love anyways.
This is how I wrapped my head around it.
  If you were speaking to a puppy with unique spots, you wouldn't say "You ugly puppy with your weird markings, why cant your spots be perfect! I saw you growl at the cat once, you are a mean puppy"...
You would say "look at you with your cute little markings all original and creative, oooo  must not growl, that's ok, kitten was being silly."
 Maybe no one talks to puppies the way I do, but I think you get my point.....

Okay, maybe you don't get my point, or my analogy, it was pretty convoluted. Let me try again. Be kind to yourself. Be gentle with yourself. Be your biggest supporter, not your worst critic.

 If you are lucky, all of these positive thoughts will go straight to your head. Rest Assured, because as I've already told you, having a  big head is wonderful.

Be kind to yourself. Be gentle with yourself.

Anyways. I got on that topic because I was thinking how great cheekbones are and how they are different for every face Shape.

This Game changer teaches you how to enhance your cheek line. This look can be worn casually, or more dramatic! Have fun with it!



This is how I create a great cheekbone line!
Product: I use Hoola Bronzer, I like this bronzer because it does not have  rust undertones but instead ash undertones. If you want a cheaper alternative to this very expensive product, use any bronzer that isn't to the red, and isn't sparkly or shimmery. As for a brush.... I know this is bad form... but I basically use any brush that is in front of me, and just squish it, so that it is narrow. Hey! It works!

 

Step 1: Using a piece of thick card paper (business cards and birthday cards work nice!), find your cheekbone line by making a kissy fish face. Roughly, the card should meet front he center of your ear to your mouth, but it will be different on everyone.

Step 2: Get some bronzer on the brush and sweep upwards along the card, not going higher than a few centimeters. Note: Do not follow the length of the whole card, only go about half way.

Step 3: At first the line will seem Extreme! Blend it out to what you are comfortable with.