Product details of A "half upper face dimmi" makeup look is a popular practice technique in makeup artistry where you apply makeup to only the top half of the face, leaving the lower half bare.

A "half upper face dimmi" makeup look is a popular practice technique in makeup artistry where you apply makeup to only the top half of the face, leaving the lower half bare. This style allows you to focus on eye and brow techniques without needing to complete a full face, making it ideal for practicing detailed or dramatic eye looks. Here’s how to execute it:

### Step-by-Step Guide for a Half Upper Face Makeup Practice

1. **Prime the Upper Face**: Start by applying a primer to the upper half of your face, focusing on the forehead, eyelids, and brow area. This helps ensure smooth application and longevity of your eye makeup.

2. **Brow Definition**: Shape and fill in your brows with a brow pencil or powder. Since you’re working on the upper face only, spend time defining the brows to achieve a polished look.

3. **Eyeshadow Application**:

- **Transition Shades**: Apply a light transition shade to the crease to add depth.

- **Lid and Crease Work**: Use darker shades on the outer corners to create dimension, blending well to avoid harsh lines. Add shimmer or a lighter shade on the inner corners or center of the lid if desired.

- **Lower Lid (Optional)**: Since the lower half of the face is bare, you can skip the lower lash line, but if you want more drama, lightly add a bit of color just under the lower lashes.

4. **Eyeliner**: Define the eyes with an eyeliner. Winged liner works well for this style, especially if you’re practicing graphic or detailed liner techniques.

5. **Mascara and Lashes**: Apply mascara and, if desired, false lashes to the upper lashes only. This enhances the eye area and completes the look.

6. **Highlight the Brow Bone**: Add a touch of highlighter or a light eyeshadow under the brow bone for added dimension and lift.

7. **Contour the Forehead (Optional)**: If you want to add more dimension, lightly contour the forehead and temples to emphasize the upper face structure.