The Décolleté Rule: Extending Makeup Past Your Jaw

The most common evening-look mistake isn't the eyeshadow — it's the hard line at the jaw where the face ends and an unmatched neck begins.

The décolleté rule from editorial sets: whatever tone work you do on your face, carry a sheer version down the neck onto the chest. A damp sponge with the leftover foundation on it is enough — you're unifying, not covering.

Prerequisite: the neck and chest skin has to be hydrated, or the sheer layer clings to dry texture and does the opposite. Body milk in the morning, unify in the evening.

Chest skin ages faster than face skin and gets a fraction of the care — Butta Drop treats them the same.