Strobing Welcome, Bye Contouring

Strobing is a makeup technique that emphasizes the areas of the face where light naturally falls. Unlike contouring, which uses darker shades to create depth, strobing relies on highlighter to produce a bright, luminous finish.

Where to Apply Highlighter

• Above the upper lip
• On the cheekbones
• On the chin
• On the forehead

How to Create a Strobing Look

1. Apply and blend your foundation. If the shade is slightly dark or the texture is too heavy, mix it with a small amount of moisturizer.
2. Apply concealer beneath the eyes and around the nose as needed.
3. Add highlighter above the lip and to the cheekbones, chin, and forehead. Blend it carefully so there are no harsh edges.
4. Finish with a small amount of blush, taking care not to overload the complexion.

Why Try Strobing?

Strobing brings brightness and luminosity to the features while helping the complexion appear fresh and radiant.

Application Tips

• Choose a highlighter shade that suits your skin tone.
• Keep the effect natural by applying a small amount at a time.
• A small, precise brush can provide better control than a large, dense brush or sponge.
• Blend thoroughly to create a soft transition between the highlighted areas and the rest of the complexion.