What you’ll need
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Hindash mixes his Carve color fluid with liquid highlighter before touching the face. Spread a little mixture through a dense brush so it does not land as one dark dot. Start at the forehead and buff outward in a thin layer. The finish should still show skin. He skips foundation in this demonstration, so do not automatically add a full layer on top.
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2. Place concealer only where you need it
Tap concealer around the nose, mouth, chin and under the eyes. Use the brush to press the coverage into place, then soften only its edges. For a spot that still shows through, add a small second touch directly over it. Keep the cheek area mostly clear so the bronze base remains visible. At the outer eyes, blend upward to begin the lifted shape.
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3. Tap glowing blush over the cheekbones
Place a shimmery rose blush high on the cheeks, then tap toward the apples in small circles. Keep the strongest color in the middle of the area you are blending. Hindash treats this as blush and highlight together, so there is no need to coat the same area in another highlighter. Use what remains on the brush for a light touch across the nose.
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4. Powder the center, leaving the cheeks glowy
Use a small brush to press setting powder beside the nose, beneath the eyes, around the mouth and between the brows. Leave the outer cheeks and forehead unpowdered unless your skin needs extra shine control. The aim is a deliberate difference between softly set coverage and reflective blush. If a patch looks dry, stop adding powder there rather than trying to match every area.
5. Draw separated brow strokes
Brush brow hairs upward, then sketch small strokes along the upper edge and tail with a brow pencil. As you work toward the inner brow, leave more space between the strokes. You should still see skin between them. Comb through once to soften any hard marks and finish with clear brow gel, following the natural direction of the hairs.
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6. Blend warm brown around the eyes
Begin the soft brown eyeshadow look with an eye-safe warm brown cream close to the upper lash line and at the inner corner, then blend upward into the crease. Continue a soft wash beneath the lower lashes. Hindash uses the same Carve shade as his bronze base, which ties the colors together. Work with a small amount first; a translucent layer is easier to shape than a thick stripe.
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7. Deepen the upper lash line
Add a darker chocolate shade close to the upper lashes and blend it outward into a small wing. Keep the deeper color near the roots while letting the edge fade into the lighter brown. Then use a neutral powder shadow to soften the transition above the liner. Look straight ahead between passes so the wing still follows your eye when it is open.
8. Soften the shadow into a gradient
With a small fluffy brush, blend a medium brown from the lash line into the crease. Use short movements at the boundary between shades instead of sweeping the whole lid repeatedly. The darker outer corner should remain visible. If your brush is spreading dark pigment too far, wipe it clean and finish blending with the clean bristles.
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9. Define the lower corner and add optional lashes
Draw a short brown line at the outer lower lash line and soften it with a fine brush. Keep a small gap between this line and the upper wing, as Hindash shows. He adds short and medium individual lashes toward the outer corner. You can stop at mascara if you prefer; the soft brown shape is the main feature of the eye look.
10. Blur a nude lip and restore the edges
Line the outside of the lips with a nude pencil, adding more depth at the corners and feathering inward. Tap a soft matte lip color into the center and blend it toward the liner. If this erases the shape, lightly redraw just the corners and natural lip edges. Finish by checking the face as a whole: glossy cheeks, soft brown eyes and a less shiny lip.
Source & notes
Steps and stills checked against the original demonstration. The previous version incorrectly credited this latte tutorial to Nina Ubhi; the source is Hindash.
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