How to Fake the Look of Fillers With Makeup

If you're a fan of the look you get from fillers and injectables like Botox and Restylane, but can't get in to see your doctor right now, there's a way to fake the look at home. All it takes is a luminizing makeup product and the right application technique. We brought in Celebrity Makeup Artist Desirae Cherman to show us what to do. The key is to create reflection of light where you want your face to look fuller and smooth. Watch the video to see!

[selenabone]

Around $285 dollars later. That's crazy!! You can do this for much less. And why do all these tutorials always get young girls who don't even have a thin or shallow faces or cheeks. Get someone on there that we can really see the difference on.

[peanut]

The model already has a full face...how about use an older woman next time so we can really see the difference.

[misslili]

This was simple and effective. It is a good way for those who are too young for a fillers (early 20's), but want to start re--defining specific areas that are becoming less. 

[misslili]

What about those with a small petite chin? I would i bring that area forward without using an implant?