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This video of mine here is going viral again.
Concealer goes here, here, and here. Bronzer goes here, here, and here. The blush goes where the bronzer meets the concealer, here, here, and here, and here. Now, the thing is everyone's just doing shh and it's blended out. Okay, let's try it. Yeah, that did not work. Who is going to teach blending to you? I love a trending moment and I love that it's going viral, but technique over trend any day. A technique will last you your whole life because I'm about to teach you how to blend this situation so it looks flawless and smooth. No foundation involved.
Step number one, you moisturize your face. You don't have to use seven different layers, just one is good enough. Prep your under eyes with a eye cream, especially if you have fine lines and wrinkles. Your index finger to push it in. Be gentle. Concealer goes here, here, here, and a little right here. Take a thick fluffy brush and blend the concealer just a tiny bit. Do not blend it out completely. When your concealer looks like this, drop the brush. Go pee, poop, fight with your husband, or walk your dog, I don't care. Do not touch your concealer. Let it dry.
As the concealer dries down a little bit, you will see concealer settling in your fine lines and wrinkles. When you make a face like this, look at that. Use a Q-tip and remove that excess concealer. This was causing creasing, but now it's gone. Go back in with the brush and completely blend it out. We're using the concealer as the base, so sheer it out into the rest of the face. Look how the concealer is not excessively bright. That's what you need to do.
Next step is a bronzer, but if you put the bronzer directly on your face, that's when you look like you have been over roasted in an oven. Always pick up your bronzer on a brush. So, take that brush and even it out on the back of your hand. Press the bronzer on the outer parts of your face into the hairline. Blend in seamlessly into your skin and the concealer. Think the warmth of a sun, not the wrath of the sun. On your eyelid and the sides of your nose. Go back to the concealer brush and blend out the edges.
The whole point is that your concealer should blend into your blush and your blush into your bronzer seamlessly. This is the blending you want on your face. The concealer, blush, and bronzer should flow. The blush goes where the concealer meets the bronzer, here, here, here, and here to lift the face. And if you add a dot on the inside, that'll give you more rounder face. Here, here, here, and here. I want a rounder face today. I blend out the blush where the concealer meets the bronzer. Depending on how pigmented your blush is, you can adjust the amount you're adding. If it is too much, do not stress. Go back to the concealer brush and blend out the edges to give a flawless transition. Go back to the bronzer brush and blend out the edges to give a flawless transition between the blush and the bronzer. The concealer will blend into the blush and the blush into the bronzer super seamlessly.
Don't stop here. Set the under eyes with setting powder. Add some powder bronzer on the outer parts of the face, and if you want a little bit of powder blush. This placement never fails me and I'm so glad people are onto it, but we need the blending, too. Show your followers how you blend.