Beauty bloggers, it seems, are so excited that spring is here, that they've come up with a season-appropriate method of contouring: By drawing flowers on their faces with highlighting and sculpting products...and posting the process to Instagram of course.
While it's far from the most practical or time-saving technique we've seen in action on the photo sharing app, it's certainly one of the prettiest to look at.
And gauging by the amount of comments and likes these #flowercontouring posts have received, the eye candy - not function - aspect appears to be the main draw.
+5Face paint or contouring? Beauty bloggers are getting more and more creative with contouring, drawing flowers on their faces with highlighting, sculpting and color correcting products
Before and after: Blogger Helena Dzelalija demonstrates how blending doodles of branches and leaves on your face can yield a flawless complexion
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+5Celebrating spring: Katie Marble of Kosmetics by Katie posted her tutorial on Instagram in honor of the start of the new season
One of the first and perhaps most intricate example of the trend is from blogger Helena Dzelalija.
Using Anastasia Beverly Hills Contour Kit and The Balm Mary-Lou Manizer, she doodled dark branches in the hollows of her cheekbones and around her hairline, and then light leaves on her T-zone and under her eyes before blending it all together.
Tamanna Roashan of painted a similar scene on a model in an Instagram tutorial, but with dainty colorful flowers to incorporate the concept of color correcting.
Flowers aren't the only creative contour designs you can find on social media these days.
Blogger Militza Yovanka shared a captivating video on her feed where she covers her face with hearts, swirls and squiggles using contour creams.
'Makeup is all about having FUN,' she captioned the post.
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