An overly wide jaw can be visually narrowed by applying:

• A. Lighter Contour Cream to the Inner Areas of the Jawline
• B. Lighter Contour Cream to the Outer Areas of the Jawline
• C. Darker Contour Cream to the Outer Areas of the Jawline
• D. Darker Contour Cream to the Inner Areas of the Jawline

Answer: (C)

Visual narrowing relies on contrast: dark shadows recede while lighter areas come forward. To make a wide jaw appear slimmer, place a darker contour along the outer edges of the jawline so the sides recede and the jaw looks narrower. Keep the inner area lighter to help emphasize the center and balance the cheek area. Lighter contour on the outer edges would brighten and widen the jaw, while darker on the inner areas would draw attention inward rather than depth at the sides. So, applying darker contour cream to the outer jawline is the technique that creates the slimming effect.