Tantour

Tantour is a traditional makeup technique mainly used by women in the Middle Eastern regions. It involves drawing a line around the eyes and cheeks using a fine-tipped brush dipped in coal or soot.

The technique is used to enhance the natural features of the face, particularly the eyes and cheekbones. It is often used on special occasions like weddings or festivals to make the eyes look more prominent and the cheeks more defined.

To do the tantour, the person first needs to make sure their face is clean and has no dirt or oil. They then draw a line around the eyes and cheekbones with the brush dipped in coal or soot while looking straight ahead.

The line should be drawn with a steady hand to make sure it’s even and precise. The person can also use a small sponge or brush to blend the line for a more natural look.

Tantour is a beautiful and timeless makeup technique that has been in use for many generations, and it is still popular today in many parts of the world.