Applying basic corrective is fairly simple. It is a combination of foundation, highlights and shadows in key areas of the face. The foundation is applied evenly across your face with a sponge. The shadows and highlights are applied with a brush. The shadows are placed along the cheek (like when you suck in your cheeks), the sides of the nose, the side of the temple, and a thin line along the eyelid, all of which is blended upwards. The highlights, by contrast (see what I did there?) are placed along the upper cheekbones and blended down, as well as two lines going up the forehead from the ridge of the eyebrows (blended inward) and the top of the nose, which I blended downward. Shadows are also placed along the jawline, which you can't really see here because of my facial hair.
Practice Day
Final Day
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