Now it’s time to start filling in your face chart! Begin by drawing in the eyebrow shape that you want to create. Then add in any eye makeup, lip color, and blush or contour colors you plan to use.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"As a professional makeup artist, a good face chart is one of the most important tools you can have in your arsenal. A well-made face chart allows you to plan out the look you want to create before starting to apply any makeup. This helps ensure that your final look is exactly what you were hoping for. Learning how to create face charts for your makeup is a great way to improve your skills as a makeup artist. With the right tips and techniques, you can perfectly design stunning looks that will flatter your clients’ faces. This guide will show you how to create beautiful face charts using basic shapes and colors. So, get ready to learn all about the art of face charting! Beginner’s guide to face charts When you’ve worked hard to perfect your makeup application techniques, the last thing you want is for your face chart to look like a child’s drawing. Luckily, with a little bit of practice and some helpful tips, you can create beautiful, realistic-looking face charts that will swoon your clients (and your Instagram followers). Here’s everything you need to know about creating perfect face charts for your makeup kit. The first step in creating a perfect face chart is finding the right photo to use as a reference. If you’re doing a full face chart, find a front-facing photo of someone with similar features to your own. If you’re focusing on one area of the face (eyes, lips, etc.), you can use a close-up photo. Once you have your reference photo, it’s time to start sketching. When sketching out the basic shape of the face, start with the eyes. This will help you determine the placement of the other features on the face. Once you have the eyes in place, sketch out the eyebrows, nose, and mouth. Finally, add in any other details like freckles or birthmarks. Now that you have the basic outline of the face complete, it’s time to start adding in some color. Using a light hand, begin adding foundation, concealer, powder, and blush. For each shade, use a different colored pencil (or marker) to easily tell them apart. Once you have the base colors in place, it’s time to start adding eye shadow, liner, and mascara. Again, use different colored pencils (or markers) for each shade to make things easier on yourself. And don’t forget to add in any false lashes! Finally, add any lip color you want to include on your face chart. Then, use a lip brush to apply the color to look as realistic as possible. And that’s it! With a little bit of practice, you’ll create perfect face charts in no time. How to make paper face charts for your makeup looks? Paper face charts are an essential tool for any makeup artist. They provide a guide to help you create the perfect makeup look for your client. Plus, they’re great for reference when trying out new techniques or products. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to make paper face charts: Start with a clean sheet of paper. Face charts usually have a white background, but you can also use other colors. Draw a line down the center of the paper to divide it into two symmetrical halves. This will be your guide for creating the left and right sides of the face chart. Using a pencil, lightly sketch out the outline of a face on one half of the paper. Include the basic features such as the eyes, nose, lips, and eyebrows. Once you’re happy with the sketch, go over it with a black pen or marker. Make sure to use a fine tip to get detailed with your linework. Repeat steps 3 and 4 on the other half of the paper. Now it’s time to start filling in your face chart! Begin by drawing in the eyebrow shape that you want to create. 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