What we need is tricolor eyebrow powder and nose shadow brush. Generally, the nose shadow brush is inclined, which is more suitable for the shape of the nose, but everyone's nose is different. Just choose a brush that can be used smoothly and firmly grasp the powder. Choose brown eyebrow powder with similar skin color, and the painting effect will be more natural. Shadow cream can also be used, but beginners suggest eyebrow powder or nose shadow powder. If the painting is wrong, it is better to modify it.
Dip the lighter two kinds of eyebrow powder evenly and knock it on the table to prevent excess powder from falling on your face. Draw two straight lines on both sides of the nasal bone and sweep them to both sides of the nose. Then draw a V on the tip of the nose with a shadow brush, and you will find that the nose looks smaller at once. Because the color of the eyebrow powder we choose is relatively light, if you think the effect of applying it once is not ideal, you can dip it in powder and apply it again.
Then we dipped in eyebrow powder alone and drew a short "one" on the protruding part of the nose, and the nose immediately looked quite upturned. Paint what is left on the brush on both sides of the nose wing to reduce the nose wing.
The above tutorial is suitable for daily commuting makeup. If you wear heavy makeup or want to try European and American makeup, such a nose shadow is far from protruding enough to shrink your nose. Therefore, you can choose a darker nose shadow powder or makeup cream and superimpose the nose shadow several times until the effect is ideal.
After painting the nose shadow, in order to make it last longer, you can gently brush a layer of transparent loose powder around your nose and then spray a makeup spray.
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