How can you make a feature look larger when applying make-up?

Highlighting is the technique that makes a feature appear larger when applying makeup. This is achieved by applying a lighter shade or illuminating product on the areas you wish to emphasize. By strategically placing highlights on the high points of the face—such as the cheekbones, brow bones, and the bridge of the nose—you create a reflective surface that catches the light, which visually enlarges those features.

In contrast, using primary or secondary colors typically refers to foundational color theory and color mixing rather than specific makeup application techniques for enhancing or diminishing a feature's appearance. Diminishing would imply using darker shades or shadows to recede certain areas, which does not contribute to enlarging the feature but rather making it look smaller or more defined.