Baking isn't new - it's been used for years in the drag community, but thanks to a spike in highlighting and contouring, the technique is getting some attention. Also k**wn as baking, the method is similar to highlighting, but without using any shimmer. Here's how it's done: After applying foundation and concealer, use a damp Makeup sponge to pat a thick coat of powder on areas that you want to look brighter. Try underneath your eye, along the top of your jawbone, and down the center of your **se (places where you'd ordinarily highlight). After letting the powder sit for five to 10 minutes, dust it away with a fluffy brush.
Thanks to baking, you'll look chiseled all night - **t only does the powder highlight your features, it sets your foundation. Keep reading to see how it's done and to shop the best products for a perfectly cooked complexion.
06-08-2017, 02:02 PM
The Grandmother-Approved Makeup Trend That's Making a Huge Comeback
If you follow a lot of makeup artists on Instagram or Snapchat, you've likely **ticed a spike in powder application (**te Kim Kardashian). That's all due to a Trend called baking.
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