How to make bottom of part constantly face point?

I'm trying to make a parachute, and in order for it to be realistic I want the bottom of the chute to constantly face a point no matter the position of the chute itself.

I know that CFrames can be initialized with a lookVector so the CFrame faces a certain position, but the problem is I don't want the front of the parachute to face the point, but rather the bottom of it.

I've tried multiplying the lookVector by a bunch of Vector3s but I wasn't really sure what I was doing and it didn't help at all. I've also tried doing cross products to get a perpendicular vector, but I don't know what to multiply. (point.Position - chute.Position).Unit and what?

EDIT: Ok, people want code. It's not going to help, but here you go:

local runService = game:GetService("RunService")

local parachute = script.Parent
local base = parachute:WaitForChild("Base").Value
local dragBF = base:WaitForChild("Drag")

local resistanceCoefficient = 10
local parachuteDistance = 10

runService.Heartbeat:Connect(function(step)
	
	-- Compute the parachute's drag force
	local drag = -base.Velocity * resistanceCoefficient 
	
	-- Compute position and direction of parachute
	local chutePos = base.Position + base.Velocity.Unit * parachuteDistance
	local chuteLV = ????
	
	parachute.CFrame = CFrame.new(chutePos, chuteLV)
	
	dragBF.Force = drag
end)

I don't know what to do for chuteLV

OMGOMGOMG I FOUND A SOLUTION FINALLY

Ok this is dead, but in case anyone else encounters this problem, what you have to do is basically construct a CFrame from scratch, using the Rotation matrix to correctly orient the part.

I was actually pretty close to start with, I just didn't realize that what you cross product-ed the Vector3s with didn't matter.

Basically, if you want the upVector to point AWAY from a spot, you set the upVector of the CFrame to be the (beingAligned.Position - beingAlignedTo.Position).Unit.

Then, you cross product that upVector with basically any other unit vector at all, as long as the two are unique. That would yield another perpendicular vector (the thing I was missing). You can use this one as either the frontVector or the rightVector - it doesn't really matter.

For the final, missing vector just cross the first two.

Use the last CFrame.new constructor ... and VIOLA! Problem solved.