Oval Face

• Sweep a matte contouring powder or bronzer along the outside of your hairline to narrow the width of your forehead slightly.
• Next use bronzer along just under your cheekbones from the middle of your cheek to your ear.
• Make your eyes stand out with a touch of highlighter under your brow bone and dotted under your eye area.
• Finish with highlighter in the middle of your forehead and chin, your Cupid's bow and the bridge of your nose to enhance your balanced features.

Long Face

• Create the illusion of your hairline starting lower down by sweeping a dark shade from your contouring palette along where your forehead meets your hair. Do the same along the underside of your jaw and chin to shorten your face.
• Add definition to your cheekbones by contouring diagonally down from your ear to the middle of your cheeks.
• Shade highlighter in an upside-down triangle under your eye area and under your brow to give a lift to your eyes.
• Also highlight along the top of your cheekbones to further the illusion of depth, but avoid your forehead, as this will only increase the length of your face.

Heart Face

• Use a matte bronzer or dark contouring shade along the outer corners of your forehead to subtly decrease the width of your widest area.
• Play up your cheekbones by contouring along the hollows of your cheeks, all the way to your ear.
• Use a dark shade just under the centre of your chin to decrease any pointiness.
• Broaden the middle of your forehead, just above the area between your eyes, with a circle of highlighter, blended well.
• Add a circle of highlighter to the middle of your chin too to create the illusion of it being wider.

Round Face

• Use a bronzer or dark contouring shade on the outer sides of your forehead and sweep all the way down the sides of your face in a C shape ending along your jawline.
• If you still crave more cheek definition then a well-blended line of bronzer just under your cheek bones will do the trick. Remember to apply your blush in sweeping motions rather than circular.
• Use highlighter in the middle of your chin and forehead to add width to the narrowest areas of your face.
• Other key spots to sweep highlighter for added definition: the high points of your cheek bones, the bridge of your nose, your Cupid’s bow and just under the brow bone.

Square Face

• Contour your temples from just next to the centre of your forehead to the top of your ear on each side to minimise this area.
• Narrow your jawline by contouring from just under the bottom of your ear to about the side of your chin.
• Apply blush in a circular motion to the apple of your cheeks and bronzer in your cheeks’ hollow.
• Sweep highlighter onto the middle of your forehead and finish off with a dot on your chin.