Glowing Face with Blushes

The Bronzer and Blushes must be applied to the specific areas on the face to provide the best glowing effect for the face.
The proper placements shown in the illustrations below.

Bronzer The bronzer makes your skin sun-kissed and alive, warms the face and accentuates the bone structure. It can also lightly sculpt your nose, jaw lines and chin.
Major Bronzer Cheekbones and apples of cheeks to ears.	Minor Bronzer (Optional) Temples, sockets of the eyes, jaw lines and chin.
Blushes Blushes makes your skin glow and makes it more eye-catching as well. It can also compliment the effect of the skin foundation and make the skin look younger.
General Blushes Cheekbones and apples of cheeks to ears.	Popping Blushes Apples of cheeks.

With the Content Manager, you are free to apply either one of the templates from the Blushes library to enhance the complexion of the face.

1. Before starting to apply blushes with templates, you may need to:
   • Make sure the face of the photo has been well-fitted with feature points.
     
   • Load a photo and perform the Skin Foundation and Highlight & Contour tasks.

     Before modification.	After modification.

2. Click on the Blushes button in the Facial Makeup section.
   
   Alternatively, you may first switch to the Facial Makeup category, and then click on the Blushes area on the face.
   
3. The Content Manager will auto-switch to the Blushes library.
   
4. Double click on the template in the library to modify the complexion of the face.

   The Default Folders

   The default Blushes libraries include 01 Petal, 02 Arc, 03 Oblique, 04 Rectangle, 05 Round, and 06 Butterfly folders with templates suitable for different purposes or needs.

   01 Petal

   The applied result is shown in the table below: The look of the face before any template is applied. The face with blush after the template Cherry is applied.

   02 Arc

   The applied result is shown in the table below: The look of the face before any template is applied. The face with blush after the template Raspberry is applied.

   03 Oblique

   The applied result is shown in the table below: The look of the face before any template is applied. The face with blush after the template Honey is applied.

   04 Rectangle

   The applied result is shown in the table below: The look of the face before any template is applied. The face with blush after the template Violet Red is applied.

   05 Round

   The applied result is shown in the table below: The look of the face before any template is applied. The face with blush after the template Peach Pink is applied.

   06 Butterfly

   The applied result is shown in the table below: The look of the face before any template is applied. The face with blush after the template Sunset Orange is applied.

   The Power Pack Folders

   If you see a folder with thumbnail as shown in the step 1 below in the Blushes library, then you may purchase more templates from the Makeup PRO site:

   1. Double-click on the folder with thumbnail of briefcase in the Blushes library.
      
   2. You will be directed to the Makeup PRO official site.
   3. Execute the downloaded installation and your Blushes Library will be expanded with 11 more templates in 2 new folders:
      

      Combination

      The applied result is shown in the table below: The look of the face before any template is applied. The face with blush after the template Small Carmine is applied.

      Dramatic

      The applied result is shown in the table below: The look of the face before any template is applied. The face with blush after the template Sun Burn is applied.

In FaceFilter, you are able to utilize the Blushes layer (consists of up to 3 sub-layers) to apply different shades of Bronzer and Blushes to the face.

1. Before starting to manually apply blushes, you may need to:
   • Make sure the face of the photo has been well-fitted with feature points.
     
   • Load a photo and perform the Skin Foundation and Highlight & Contour tasks.

     Before modification.	After modification.

2. Click on the Blushes button in the Facial Makeup section.
   
   Alternatively, you may first switch to the Facial Makeup category, and then click on the Blushes area on the face.
   

Applying Bronzer

1. Add a new sub-layer and open the Mask Tool panel.

   Note:

   To open the Mask Tools panel, you may: Select the sub-layer and click the Mask Tools button. Double click on the sub-layer.

2. Brush on the proper area for applying the bronzer - from the top of the ear where it connects to the head to the apple of the cheek and then move back to the ear (In this example, the bronzer is intentionally applied to only one side of the cheekbones).
   
3. Click on the stroke icon for Color to choose a desired shade as the bronzer.

   Note:

   For more information about the Color Palette, please refer to the Choosing Shades and Customizing Palette section.

4. Increase the Level value of this sub-layer to finish the bronzer.
   

   The bronzer warms up the face and makes it look healthier.

Applying Blushes

1. Add a new sub-layer and open the Mask Tool panel.

   Note:

   To open the Mask Tools panel, you may: Select the sub-layer and click the Mask Tools button. Double click on the sub-layer.

2. Brush on the areas according to the diagrams in the previous section for applying the blush.
   
3. Click on the stroke icon for Color to choose a shade as the blush.

   Note:

   For more information about the Color Palette, please refer to the Choosing Shades and Customizing Palette section.

4. Increase the Level value of this sub-layer to finish the blush. Please note that the value shouldn't be too high in order to create a more natural and blended appearance.
   

Applying Popping Blushes

By optionally applying the Popping Blushes, you are able to draw attention to the center of the face; creating a much younger look.

1. Add a new sub-layer and open the Mask Tool panel.

   Note:

   To open the Mask Tools panel, you may: Select the sub-layer and click the Mask Tools button. Double click on the sub-layer.

2. Brush on the apples of the cheeks for applying the shade of the blush.
   
3. Click on the stroke icon for Color to choose a shade as the blush.

   Note:

   For more information about the Color Palette, please refer to the Choosing Shades and Customizing Palette section.

4. Increase the Level value of this sub-layer to finish the blush. Please note that the value shouldn't be too high in order to create a more natural and blended appearance.
   

Compare the photo before and after the blush is applied.

Before blush is applied.	After blush is applied.