Makeup tutorial for soft facial features 🎀 #softfeatures #makeup #tutorial

I used to hate my rounder, softer facial features, but then I started thinking to myself. Some women that I believe are some of the most beautiful women on this planet, I'm talking metal incline, salina gomas, and so many more have these rounder, softer face shapes. Here's a little tutorial on how to enhance your softer facial features. I'm going to start with eyebrows. What I feel like looks the best with softer, rounder facial features. We're just doing a very natural brow, and not too so pea and not too lifted, relatively thin. I just fill in my eyebrow, and I just gel them in place. Then I'm going right in with my house left foundation to really get that skin like medium coverage effect. I really hope we get away from that goal that all of us should look the same, you know. We all have very unique features, which I think is beautiful, so I just want to let you guys know that I also have these insecurities. Comparing myself to other people, we're all beautiful, the way we are, and it's nice to not look like everybody else. Secondly, I'm going to go in with my contour stick with rounder faces. It's always nice to just apply it right here, and then kind of blend it into the cheek. That's where you naturally your shadow falls as you can see it kind of goes right up until here, and I just kind of stop slow. Also apply some to my forehead. Here I feel like you can really do what you like the most, but I also like to apply some here to my temples, and I blend it a little bit into the cheek, but not too far. And for nose contour, you can really do whatever you want. I like to just add two little lines here, and then sometimes a little on the side. For concealer, I'm first going to go in with some color corrector. I look like I literally haven't slept for like three days. And then I go in with my normal concealer. I'm actually using a pretty bright one. I really like to emphasize the center of my face, if that makes sense, and right here as well, and right here. Now we get to blush. I usually don't really feel like this is very flattering to apply it right here. I like to kind of apply it here on the actual apples of my cheek, and then kind of blend it into my cheekbone. And like really don't be scared to blend it up into the concealer. I feel like that way you get that really cute dull light makeup look. Then we take some setting powder. I like to apply it just right under my eye, and then to any high points where I don't like too much shine. With some highlighter, I hear on the tip of my tongue, tip of my tongue is crazy. On the tip of my nose above my lip, and then I go into the inner corner of my eye, and I blend it right here into the lip space. I'm going to start by going into my dark brown eye shadow, and I create a wing. For the dough eye, you kind of want the end to be a little thicker. It should look something like this. Then you can take a brown eyeliner, I'm using my brown pencil. You just kind of go on the inside of your inner corner, and we draw a little line right here. It kind of looks like this. Then I go in with my almost white coal liner straight into my bottom water line. So I'm mascara. I'm adding back my freckles. And then as a last up, we're just going to add our favorite cute little lip combo. And here you guys have it for my soft, round facial feature makeup. I feel like it just enhances it so beautifully. Makeup is there to make you feel confident and beautiful, so you should know what really works well with your facial features. Maybe this could help you a little bit, but let me know in the comments what you guys think. And as always, Love y'all!