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[header] How to contour without looking fake [title] Start with the right shade of foundation. [step] Foundation is meant to match your natural skin tone. It should not lighten your skin or give you a tan.

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  1. This means that you'll have to contour your face more in the beginning, and then extend the foundation by shades closer to your face. [substeps] Foundation primer works well, too, but make sure it is waterproof, not glossy like what you'd find at a department store.
  2. Foundation will look dull, uneven or dry. If you have dark skin, do not use foundation that's more than 4 shades lighter than your skin.
  3. You will be applying a layer of foundation prior to contouring, so make sure you select a foundation that does not change your skin tone. [substeps] As with any makeup product, some experimentation goes into finding the right foundation.
  4. Make sure your foundation is dark and shade it in according to your particular skin type. Pink/red foundations are ready for contouring, but beige or light foundation works for the most those with light, tan or tanned skins.

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