Strobing is a light-reflecting method in which the highlighter is applied to emphasize facial areas that naturally receives light, such areas includes the cheekbones, brow bone, bridge of the nose and temple, unlike contouring which requires shadow and light. The strobing technique takes away the intricacy of the customary highlight and contour techniques.
Also, strobing requires far less cosmetics than contouring which makes it ideal for the hot summer climate.
Although, the strobing make-up technique seems easy to maintain compared to contouring, you might make a mess if you don’t learn the basic things you need to know.
The do’s and don’ts of strobing make-up technique includes;
- Start by cleaning and moisturizing your skin.
- Make a smooth base utilizing a foundation primer
- Utilize a highlighter on territories where the light falls on the face, for example, the cheekbones, between the eyebrows and along the extension of the nose
- If you have skin inflammations, have large pores or you sweat a lot, this technique will display your imperfections. A matte make up can be used instead of a dewy, reflexive or shimmery highlight. This makes your skin look great, while concealing your flaws.
- Try not to use excessive product. This pattern should look inconspicuous. Utilize the lightest touch and don’t get enticed to use more than enough highlights. Carefully use the highlighting powder on the areas you want to define.
