FACIAL MUSCLES AND EXPRESSION

Facial expressions are universal. The six basic facials codes are enjoyment, anger, fear, surprise, disgust, and sadness. Makeup Artists are often asked to reproduce these emotions with the use of makeup. The facial muscles come into play by forming these

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expressions. Changing or reshaping the eyebrow, adding a highlighter or shadow in the right place, can give off different emotional signals.

Facial muscles are formed in four different groups: scalp and facial muscles, eye and eye socket muscles, mouth muscles, and jaw muscles.