The magic wand contouring technique is a popular method used in the world of makeup to help create a more sculpted and defined look. This technique involves using a contouring stick or powder to create the illusion of shadows and depth on the face. The first step in the magic wand contour technique is to choose the right product. Contouring sticks or powders that are one or two shades darker than your natural skin tone are typically used for this technique. It's important to find a shade that matches your skin tone so that the contour looks natural. Once you have the right product, begin by applying it to the areas of your face that you want to define.
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Once you have the right product, begin by applying it to the areas of your face that you want to define. This usually includes the hollows of your cheeks, the sides of your nose, and along your jawline. You can also apply contour to your forehead and temples to create a more chiseled look.
Transformers: Armada Episode 40 'Remorse' Discovered to Have a 2nd English Dubbing
Thanks to our own Sabrblade, we have some interesting news about the
Armada episode 'Remorse'- a second English dub of the episode had been discovered!
Wait. Armada? And an episode that aired nearly 17 years ago?? Apparently, it was discovered that a streaming service, TubiTV, used the Shout Factory version of the Armada series (instead of the original release on Rhino DVD) and in that episode, a second English dub was discovered that slightly changes some plot details, as well as some lines changing significantly. Read on to discover what Sabrblade found out.
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According to a discussion on this TFWiki talk page, a discovery has been made that episode 40 of Armada, "Remorse", was given a second English dub that contains some lines altered from its original English version, as well as the Unicron Battles version of the opening that original premiered with episode 41 instead.
The new lines that have been changed feature a new filter on the Autobots' voices that make them sound even more metallic and monotone than before, and now their dialogue mentions Smokescreen's name having been changed to Hoist two episodes earlier than when his name change was first brought up in Episode 42.
Further details on this are as follows:
Fred had his first line extended from "Is there any way we can fix Optimus?" to add, "the way we fixed up Smokescreen? I mean Hoist?", which required starting the line sooner and made his speech overlap with the animation of him just crying. Red Alert's response was then rewritten some to fit in another mention of Smokescreen's deal, going from.
"I'm sorry. It can't be done. Optimus's body released its Spark when it blocked the Hydra Cannon's blast, and without it, there's no way we can bring him back. I wish there was some way we could, but we're just going to have to pull ourselves together and carry on without him."
"No. I'm sorry, we can't. Optimus's body released its Spark when it blocked the Hydra Cannon. We saved Smokescreen's Spark and were able to reformat him into Hoist. I wish there was some way that we could but. we're just going to have to carry on without him."
And sure enough, in the next scene, "Try and be more careful, Smokescreen!" was replaced with, "Please, try and be more careful, Hoist."
This discovery was first found on the Tubi TV streaming version of the episode, and has now been confirmed on Twitter to also exist on the Shout! Factory DVD release of the series, while the original Rhino DVD release had only the first dub version.
This makes me wonder if there might have been any other dub changes made at the time in any other episodes, which could also be found on the Shout! Factory DVD set.
Have any of you Armada fans noticed anything similar, if you have both DVD releases? Let us know below!
Credit(s): Sabrblade on Seibertron
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To apply the contour, simply draw a line with the stick or brush on the desired areas and then blend it out using a brush or sponge. The key is to blend well so that there are no harsh lines, but rather a gradual transition between the contour and your natural skin tone. After blending, you can also apply a highlighter to the high points of your face, such as the tops of your cheekbones, the bridge of your nose, and your cupid's bow. This will help to further define your features and add a touch of brightness to your complexion. The magic wand contour technique can be used as a daily makeup routine or for special occasions when you want to create a more dramatic look. It's a versatile technique that can be customized to suit your individual face shape and features. Overall, the magic wand contouring technique is a powerful tool in the world of makeup. It allows you to enhance and define your natural features, creating a more sculpted and polished look. With a little practice and experimentation, you can master this technique and use it to transform your appearance..
Reviews for "Create a Chiseled Look with a Magi Wand Contour Stick"
1. Name: Sarah
Rating: 2/5
Review: I was really excited to try out the Magi wand contour, but I was quite disappointed with the results. The contour didn't blend well on my skin and it looked patchy. Additionally, the wand itself was difficult to use and control. I had a hard time getting precise lines and ended up smudging the product. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this contour wand.
2. Name: Michael
Rating: 1/5
Review: The Magi wand contour was a complete waste of money for me. The shade range was limited, and I struggled to find a color that actually matched my skin tone. Even when I did find a shade that somewhat worked, the product didn't last long and faded quickly throughout the day. I found the formula to be quite powdery and it didn't provide a smooth and natural-looking contour. I was ultimately disappointed with this product and wouldn't purchase it again.
3. Name: Emily
Rating: 2/5
Review: I had high hopes for the Magi wand contour, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. The packaging is sleek and convenient, but the product itself didn't perform well. The contour appeared too harsh and didn't blend easily, leaving obvious lines on my face. The formula also felt drying on my skin and emphasized any texture or dry patches I had. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this contour wand for those looking for a natural-looking and easy-to-use product.
4. Name: Alex
Rating: 3/5
Review: I found the Magi wand contour to be average at best. The color payoff was decent, but the formula was quite stiff and difficult to blend. It took a lot of time and effort to make the contour look seamless on my skin. The wand itself was also a bit flimsy and didn't provide much control during application. While it did give me some definition, I feel like there are better contour products out there that offer easier application and better results.