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Without a doubt, the most popular face shape in Asia is the V-shaped face. Also known as a V-line, it is a slim and oval face that ends in a sharp chin and has a well-defined jawline. It helps to give you a more youthful and feminine appearance, as well as accentuate your facial features.
In fact, the V-shaped face is so desirable, many resort to surgery to achieve it. However, if you don’t want to go under the knife but still want a slimmer face, try these 15 natural methods to attain this look.
A quick and easy way to give your face an instant lift is to use a facial massager or jade roller on your face. It can help to drain lymphatic fluid that may have built up on your face, and make it look less puffy and bloated.
A good massage can also improve blood circulation and relax your face muscles. As a result your skin will look more youthful, and your complexion will become brighter and more radiant.
When you use a face roller or massager to depuff your face, remember to only roll upwards (don’t roll up and down). Start by rolling along your jawline towards your hairline for about five reps, and then roll upwards over the cheeks towards your ears. Move on to your inner eye and roll out towards your temples, before doing the same for your eye brows. Then, roll upwards from your eye brows towards your hairline while moving across your forehead, and end the face rolling routine by rolling from the middle of the forehead towards your temples.
Have you ever woken up with a sore jaw? You could be clenching or grinding your teeth unknowingly in your sleep. Known as a condition called bruxism, it can happen when you are experiencing stress or anxiety and can’t relax when you sleep. This will damage your teeth and jaw in the long run, and cause tension headaches and muscle soreness. It can also cause your facial muscles to be enlarged and overdeveloped, resulting in a square jaw.
If you think you are affected by this, make an appointment with your dentist to have your teeth checked. Also, try to relax and destress before you go to bed. Going to sleep stressed and worried will cause your muscles to be tense. You can try meditating, or light a soothing scented candle. Alternatively, you can consider Botox injections to relax the muscles in your jaw.
Once again, it’s makeup to the rescue. But this time, we’ll be using concealer to frame our faces instead of covering up blemishes. All you’ll need is a contour palette and your favourite concealer.
Start with applying the contour onto your jawline in an upward motion to give the illusion of a slimmer, v-shaped face. After blending the contour out, use a small brush to apply the concealer about half an inch above your jawline to accentuate your face. Finish with setting spray and you’re good to go.
We’ve all been there – the morning after an evening of indulgence, we wake up to a puffy face. In order to work with that, we need to spend a few minutes in the morning to improve circulation and tighten pores.
One way to do so is to dunk your clean face in a bowl of refrigerated toner in the morning. The cold temperatures shrink capillaries and stimulate drainage while the toner helps to reduce inflammation and puffiness.
This beauty hack requires the most perfunctory prep the night before. Grab a bowl of water straight from the tap and mix in the tiniest bit of a toner of your choice – approximately five (parts water) to one (part toner), proportions wise.
Give everything a good stir and pop that into the fridge. When you wake up in the morning, dunk your face into a bowl the refrigerated toner water concoction, then gently massage the contours of your face for about 15 seconds or so. You’ll notice a depuffing effect, alongside a reduction in ruddiness and pore size.
If you have a round face, your stylist may opt to lighten your hair at the top and ends to create depth and darken the hair on the sides of your face.
Just like when you contour your face, this hairstyling technique will create a shadowing effect near the midpoint of your face to create the illusion of a slimmer visage.
Experimenting with light can help to bring the centre of your face forward and downplay the width of your face for a slimmer mien.
You’d want to dust some powder highlighter on the centre of your face, between your brows, on the bridge of your nose, on the cupid’s bow and in the centre of your chin.
Infused with active ingredients to lift saggy skin and redefine your jaw line, v-masks helps to tighten the face and break down fat cells without surgery.
The application process itself where you wrap the silicone mask around your head also helps to stimulate blood flow and tone your facial contours.
Looking down at your phone on a daily basis can not only cause permanent creases around your chin and neck, it could also lead sagging skin and drooping jowls.
While wrinkles in the jowl area was previously more common only in women over 50, with the omnipresence of smartphones, women in their 30s are starting to experience sagging cheeks.
Once this sets in, it is difficult to reverse and aesthetic treatments like fillers and lasers are required. As the old adage goes, prevention is better than cure, make it a point to hold up your phone instead of looking down.
For those who are raring to get an instant Insta-ready face minus any face slimming filters, warm up a dime-sized bit of your go-to firming and toning cream in your palms before patting the product into the skin.
With the tip of your fingers, massage the product into your skin using circular motions, exercising a firm pressure upwards and light pressure outwards. Doing so will help to drain lymph nodes and reduce water retention in your face.
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If you’re not too keen on going under the knife for a slimmer face, facial exercises have been hailed as a non-invasive alternative to Botox and surgery.
The best part about these workouts? You’ll see results without breaking a sweat. For healthy, glowing and tighter-looking skin, do the exercise 6 times a week, for about 20 minutes each time can work all three layers of the skin (hypodermis, dermis and epidermis).
If you want to slim and firm round chipmunk cheeks, try this exercise set.
- Create an “O” shape with your mouth and hide your teeth with your lips
- Without exposing your teeth, smile widely. Repeat this six times.
- Suck in your cheeks and your lips to make a “fish face”. Holding that same position, try to smile as wide as you can. Hold this pose for a good five seconds and repeat until you feel the burn!
Over-tweezed and sparse brows do nothing for a round-looking face. To elongate and slim down your mien, add contour and a point of interest by accentuating the arch of your eyebrows with a brow pencil or shadow a shade lighter than your natural brow colour.
Just like a trusty little black dress that hugs you in all the right places, the right hairstyle can do wonders for round-shaped face. The easiest way fake a Korean drama ready v-shaped face is to pump up the volume in your crown.
With a fine-tooth comb, spritz some hairspray lightly tease the hair around the crown area and keep the rest of your hair smooth and past your shoulders for a clean and sleek look.
Draw attention to your peepers to help your face appear slimmer. With dark coloured eyeliner, go over your lash line before extending the line slightly outwards, towards where the brow ends to create a wing.
When you elongate the natural shape of your eyes, you highlight the outer corners of the eyes and distract from the side of the face where it is the widest. Top it all off with a coat or two of volumising mascara.
To downplay the roundness on the face, rather than applying your blush in a circular motion, pop your blush on the highest point of your cheek, towards the temple.
Besides blush, matte bronzers (about one to two shades darker than your skin tone) are a round face girl’s best friend. Apply bronzer to the area below your cheekbones, starting from your ears and bring it down to your jawline to elongate your face.
As cliché as it sounds, you are what you eat and what you eat can (and will) show up on your face. One of the main culprits behind the swelling in the face is water retention.
For starters, try to eliminate processed food, salt and sugar from your diet. You could also consider drinking beverages like green tea and lemon water that will rid your body of toxins and release the water weight.
