An overly wide jaw can be visually narrowed by applying:

An overly wide jaw can be visually narrowed by applying:

• A. Lighter contour on the center of the jawline
• B. Darker contour cream to the outer areas of the jawline
• C. No contour
• D. Blush on jawline

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is using light and shadow to change how a feature is perceived. To visually narrow a jaw, apply a darker contour along the outer edges of the jawline so the sides recede (shadow creates depth). Keeping the center of the jaw lighter or less contoured helps maintain a brighter focal area without pulling attention outward, which together produces a narrower appearance. Lighter contour in the center would brighten that area and can make the jaw look wider, and no contour or blush on the jawline won’t create the shading needed to slim the shape.

The main idea here is using light and shadow to change how a feature is perceived. To visually narrow a jaw, apply a darker contour along the outer edges of the jawline so the sides recede (shadow creates depth). Keeping the center of the jaw lighter or less contoured helps maintain a brighter focal area without pulling attention outward, which together produces a narrower appearance. Lighter contour in the center would brighten that area and can make the jaw look wider, and no contour or blush on the jawline won’t create the shading needed to slim the shape.