A Guide to Trendy Beauty Techniques Like Tontouring and Squinching

Also known as cooking, this technique has been used for decades in the drag community (and is currently used by Kim Kardashian's makeup artist). It's an alternative method of highlighting. After applying foundation, use a damp makeup sponge to thickly pat pressed powder on areas that you want to look brighter. We suggest the undereye, down the center of the nose, and the chin. Let the powder sit (cooking!) for around 10 minutes, then dust it away with a fluffy brush. Your bone structure will look incredible, and your makeup will last all night.