The Face Chart

The Face Chart Review

Happy Friday! Today I’m happy to share with you The Face Chart! If you’re a makeup artist, think of this as a way to showcase ideas. If you’re a makeup lover, think of this as being an adult coloring book. Wouldn’t you rather color with your makeup than crayons?

The Face Chart


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Availability
The Face Chart

Price
$12 – Face Chart (30 pack)
$9 – Eye Chart (40 pack)
$18 – Face Eye combo (LE but will be re-offered in October)
$36 – Face Chart (100 pack)

The Face Chart Review

The Face Chart The Eye Chart

The Face Chart Review

I made this playing around with the Colour Pop Fall colors.

The Face Chart Review

This was with the Too Faced Bulletproof Eyeshadow Pencils and Colour Pop Shameless as liner.

The Face Chart Review

 

This was just playing around with different products, like lipstick and a base.

Yes, I have terrible handwriting. I prefer to type everything for a reason. My typing is legible. My handwriting is not!

You can use powder, cream or liquids on these papers. I found lipsticks and creams applied easily. Some of my eyeshadows, like Inglot 81 loose pigment, were a bit trickier. I tried using Darling Girl Glitter Glue to help it adhere, and it did help a bit, but made it hard to blend. I think the trick is finding the right tools for application on paper. I ended up using q-tips to apply most products. Small, stiff brushes are recommended. You can set and save your creation with setting spray that you buy from an art supply store.

The Face Chart was created by the talented Dustin Hunter. You can find him on Youtube, at his blog DustinHunter.com, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. You can follow the Face Chart on Instagram for awesome inspiration.

What do you think of the Face Chart? Is it something you’d enjoy?

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18 Comments

  1. Coloring for makeup lovers! Great idea! I tend to just stick to palettes, but I can see this giving me more leeway to explore and not worry about messing up and having to start over on my face.

  2. This brings back memories of my old MAC days when I used to keep a binder filled with my face charts… I pull out Face charts during Halloween for some quick sketches I can do on my phone for inspiration. I love this product.

  3. i actually keep a collection of my favorite looks via photos. i just send them through a collage software and so i can caption the products i used. i can see how these could be useful tho after a huge haul when you have a large amount of makeup that you want to figure out combinations for! or maybe wall art for the makeup room 😛

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