to strobe
- verb
- /stroʊb/
- Jargon
- In today's video, I'm going to show you how to strobe your face with all drugstore products.
This shade is really nice for a pinpointed strobed effect.
- This shade is really nice for a pinpointed strobed effect.
Examples
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Let's do some more strobing using the dandelion twinkle.
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I know that this is a lot of highlighting stuff, but I mean, it's with all this strobing going around, we just like highlighting these days more than ever.
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So what you see because of the strobing is this going up.
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In her makeup tutorial, she demonstrated how to strobe her cheekbones to achieve a radiant look.
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To create a dewy finish, many makeup artists recommend to strobe areas like the temples and brow bone.
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For a fresh glow, you can strobe your contours with a cream highlighter.
Synonyms
To make parts of the face look brighter using makeup
Compounds
How Shiny
- Jargon
Surface Forms
Etymology
Strobe in makeup borrows its name from the bright flashes of a strobe light and the old Greek root strob- meaning 'whirl'; the image is light catching the high points of the face. So to strobe your cheekbones is to add highlighter where the light would hit, making the skin look bright and dewy.