Makeup should not be applied to a client who is lying down because when reclined the client's face appears?

When a client is lying down, their face typically appears flatter due to the change in perspective and the reduction of facial structure volume that occurs in a reclined position. This can alter the way makeup is applied, as the contours and features may not be as pronounced as when the person is seated upright.

This means that the application of makeup while the client is in a lying position may not accurately account for how their face will look when they are standing or sitting, potentially leading to a less flattering outcome. It’s important for estheticians and makeup artists to consider the alignment and angles of the face when performing makeup applications to ensure the final look is balanced and enhances the client's natural features.