Meet Scarlet Envy.
Here's what Scarlet looks like with and without her cleavage makeup.
Pretty remarkable, right?
Pretty remarkable, right?
Pretty remarkable, right?
Turns out, getting your boobs to look this full just calls for some makeup.
Because Scarlet Envy has done this so many times, she's a pro. Here, she shares her cleavage contouring process for the women of the world who feel like enhancing the girls a bit.
Here are the tools you'll need:
Step 1: Using your flat brush, use a cream color about two shades deeper than your skin tone to draw your first breast.
Step 2: Do the same thing on your opposite side.
Step 3: Now dip your brush in the next deepest shade. Apply this at the bottom curve of your "cleavage," where a shadow would naturally happen.
Step 4: Using your brush, start blending the darkest color.
Step 5: Use your fluffy brush to dust translucent powder over the contouring.
(Optional) Step 6: Have an attractive bearded man hand you your makeup as you need it.
Now, you're probably wondering how cleavage makeup works on women's breasts.
The results: boobs that appeared undeniably larger.
"My nickname in high school was The Ironing Board. I'm super flat-chested, and before this, I never knew what having cleavage felt like, so there was definitely an adjustment period. Once I got used to it, though, I was like, 'I need to make plans for tonight and stay out as late as possible to get the most use out of this stuff!'" says Augusta (above).
"My nickname in high school was The Ironing Board. I'm super flat-chested, and before this, I never knew what having cleavage felt like, so there was definitely an adjustment period. Once I got used to it, though, I was like, 'I need to make plans for tonight and stay out as late as possible to get the most use out of this stuff!'" says Augusta (above).
"My nickname in high school was The Ironing Board. I'm super flat-chested, and before this, I never knew what having cleavage felt like, so there was definitely an adjustment period. Once I got used to it, though, I was like, 'I need to make plans for tonight and stay out as late as possible to get the most use out of this stuff!'" says Augusta (above).
No matter the bust size of the woman, the contouring trick totally worked.
Like contouring on your face, cleavage contouring shows up particularly well in photos.
Daniela said, "I showed my boyfriend and he said it looked better in pictures than it did in real life. Then I showed a friend who said, 'WOW, where did those come from!?' as in, she had no idea I even had boobs, so it got mixed reviews."
Daniela said, "I showed my boyfriend and he said it looked better in pictures than it did in real life. Then I showed a friend who said, 'WOW, where did those come from!?' as in, she had no idea I even had boobs, so it got mixed reviews."
Daniela said, "I showed my boyfriend and he said it looked better in pictures than it did in real life. Then I showed a friend who said, 'WOW, where did those come from!?' as in, she had no idea I even had boobs, so it got mixed reviews."
Even if you already have cleavage, some boob makeup can really work to enhance it.
The proof is in the pudding.
"I think the phrase I used was 'it's so dark and mysterious down there' when I saw how shaded and plump my boobs looked with the makeup. I meant that in a good way. My breasts looked very vampy, like they held many wise and wonderful secrets," Alexis said.
"I think the phrase I used was 'it's so dark and mysterious down there' when I saw how shaded and plump my boobs looked with the makeup. I meant that in a good way. My breasts looked very vampy, like they held many wise and wonderful secrets," Alexis said.
"I think the phrase I used was 'it's so dark and mysterious down there' when I saw how shaded and plump my boobs looked with the makeup. I meant that in a good way. My breasts looked very vampy, like they held many wise and wonderful secrets," Alexis said.
Makeup Artist: Scarlet Envy (Instagram: @ScarletEnvy)
Models: Daniela Cadena, Alexis Nedd, Augusta Falletta, Brett David
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