Follow me on insta: www.instagram.com/evaletitiaaevaletitiaafacetuning my picturesinstagramcatfishingapps used: airbrush and picsart. Draw a vertical line, following the one you did for the circle, going down, with the same distance as the upper half of the face. Where the line ends, that’s where our chin will be! Now, all we need is to connect the points and we have our head done. Next all we need to add is our guidelines for all the features. Learn how to draw faces step by step from scratch. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to draw a male and female face, with the differences explained. Filters, FaceTune, And Your Mental Health. You can use brow pencils to draw in the shape you're looking for and then dab on some concealer at the end for extra definition. https://treecode.amebaownd.com/posts/19189742.

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Let’s be real; it’s been tough to keep up on your beauty routine over the past year. Lockdown and restrictions have meant manicures, waxing, and beauty treatments have been almost impossible to maintain. I know my beauty routine has taken a hit; leaving my legs looking more like Chewie from Star Wars than the baby dolphin I usually resemble. #bodyhairdontcare

Many of us have embraced at-home beauty treatments; At-home waxing kits and nail sets are selling out everywhere. But it doesn’t always go to plan, and there is only so much a girl can do without professional help. For example, giving yourself an at-home lash lift is more like to result in pain than beautiful fluttery lashes. However, there is a pain-free, fuss-free, quick and easy way to give yourself perfect lashes at home; digital lashes.

That’s right. All you need is a cute selfie, the Facetune2 selfie editor app, and some delicate fingers, and you’re sorted. Curious? Here’s our step-by-step guide to getting the perfect lashes at home.

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Step 1: First, pick a selfie where your eyes are really visible and open it on the Facetune 2 app.

Step 2: If you want to make your eyes more visible, or perhaps even change your eye color, use the Face function to retouch and edit your eyes and make them super clear.

Step 3: There are two main ways to add lashes. The first is to replicate your existing lashes. If you have some lashes visible, head to the Patch function. Select the area you would like to have your new lashes by swiping the area just above your eye. Then move the new patch over your existing lashes to duplicate your existing lashes for a fuller, longer look.

Step 4: Alternatively, you can head to the Paint function and literally draw your lashes on. In the Paint menu, select the Picker tool. This will make the color a perfect match to your natural lashes. Then zoom in close to your eye and lightly draw in lashes. You can also darken your lash line for a thicker, fluffier look. Use the undo arrow in the bottom left corner if you make a mistake.

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Just because getting a lash appointment has been almost impossible doesn’t mean you can’t get beautiful lashes. Best of all, adding your lashes digitally means you are totally in control of how they look. Even if you’ve got lash extensions and you’re waiting for a top-up, fill in the holes using Facetune 2. Perfect lashes every time without even going to the salon!

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In today’s world, we already know that every glossy lip and toned stomach is photoshopped to the finish. So why do we continue to look up to these images, then?

Because, as everyone hates to admit (and fails to attempt), we want to look like them. It’s a natural instinct to want to look better than you currently do (just don’t be one of those that hogs the bathroom mirror). Although, most people just do this through Instagram by adding a filter over their face and calling it a day.

But what if there was a better way to do it? Perfect your face, filter your photo, add some other cool effects and share it? Oh, wait there is. It’s called Facetune and it’s just $2.99 in the iTunes App Store (or you can get a free version with limited tools).

Facetune makes all of their tools and settings extremely accessible and user-friendly. The first time you use the app, it even shows you how to use each tool and gives you a short video on how to use them effectively on photos. It does everything for you.

Here are the 6 reasons why you need to get Facetune (and do it fast, adding on yet another Instagram filter isn’t making your face any more flattering).

Before and after using the Whiten tool on Facetune. Photo by Katelyn Piziali.

1. It Whitens Your Teeth

Teeth are one of the first things that people notice when looking at a picture. Why not help yourself out and get a gleaming smile?

Once you’ve uploaded a photo, all you have to do is click the Whiten tool on the bottom toolbar.

Then, zoom in on your picture to make your teeth large and easier to draw on with your finger.

Once it’s zoomed in on your teeth, just brush over your teeth with your finger and you’ve got yourself an instantly white smile.

2. You Can Smooth Out Your Face (And All Your Flaws)

One of Facetune’s tools is the Smooth tool, which basically blurs and blends together pixels to disguise all kinds of facial flaws: wrinkles, blemishes, shine, grease, the list goes on.

To use it, click on the Smooth tool at the bottom toolbar.

Then, just swipe your finger over any part of your face that you want to fix. You can zoom in to get to smaller, harder to reach places.

Faces after using the Smooth tool on Facetune. Photo by Katelyn Piziali.

3. It Corrects That Annoying, Instagram-Ruining Red Eye

Tired of looking like the devil in your nighttime photos with flash? Easy fix with Facetune.

First, scroll over on your toolbar to the Red Eye tool. Click on it and then you will see the red eye option or white eye option.

Then, zoom in on your eyes in the photo.

Click on the red eye option and a small, transparent black dot will appear within a circle.

Using the Red Eye tool in Facetune. Photo by Katelyn Piziali.

Move the circle over your eye, and then pinch it to make it small or large enough to cover your hideous devil’s eye.

You can also use the white eye option to fix any overly white circles in your eyes caused by the flash.

4. You Can Create A Professional-Looking Photo With A Blurred Background

While most photographers call this the focus foreground, it’s a lot easier to put it in terms of blurriness.

When a photo has a completely blurred background, it makes the subject in the foreground stand out more and can sometimes come off as a high quality photo.

To achieve this effect, scroll over to the Defocus tool.

Before and after using the Defocus tool in Facetune. Photo by Katelyn Piziali.

Then, use your finger and color in any areas of the background of your photo to make them blurry. You can use zoom in later and use the erase tool to fine tune any mistakes you might’ve made.

5. You Can Add Filters, Play With Lighting, And More

Even with all of the high-tech tools that edit your face, Facetune still offers more. Once you’re done perfecting your complexion, you can add filters, adjust lighting, play with different lens effects and more.

Using Filters tool in Facetune. Photo by Katelyn Piziali.

All you have to do is scroll over to the Filters tool and a variety of filters will pop up as well as other tools at the bottom of you toolbar. Each tool at the bottom is pretty self-explanatory, adjusting the photo in different ways.

6. Once You’re Done, It’s Shareable

So you’ve gone through a virtual makeover. And now you want to share your brand new face with your friends . . . and play it off as “natural beauty” (if only they knew).

Facetune makes it really simple to share your newly adjusted photo to all form

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