In our selfie-obsessed culture, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to avoid having intimate knowledge of what each and every one of your pores looks like–as well as which part of your face tends to shine after 2 p.m. and where your darkest shadows fall. Imagine the anxiety celebrities feel knowing they can give the performance of a lifetime, but that their audience may be distracted by their every visible facial flaw, thanks to the magic of high-definition technology. HD makeup was created with actors and actresses in mind, but its popularity is only growing as non-celebs realize there’s a way to make themselves look even better in photos. “HD makeup is, simply put, finely milled and highly pigmented makeup that provides coverage without bulky texture,” says celebrity makeup artist Piyaa Puri. “It’s a thin formulation that packs a large punch in the coverage department. The purpose of HD formulas is to reduce what high definition cameras can pick up on people’s skin
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