What is the correct way to apply makeup shadows?

How can a woman become more beautiful? The first thing she needs to do is to learn how to put on makeup. You should know that the quality of makeup skills directly affects personal appearance. Even women who are not good-looking can become beautiful through makeup. However, most women in life are not professional makeup artists, and they are also lazy, so they may just put on makeup to get by. So what is the correct way to apply makeup shadows?

In order to show you more clearly how to highlight and shadow, the editor has "marked" the parts on the model's face that need to be highlighted and shadowed. The black arrow indicates where shadows need to be drawn, and the red part indicates where highlights need to be drawn. With clear and easy-to-understand illustrations, beauties will definitely be able to learn it. This time you need to use this highlight shadow powder box, which is very convenient.

The first thing to do is to apply highlighter powder. Dip the makeup brush into the pearly white powder, wipe it on the back of your hand, sweep away the excess powder, and then start applying it on your face.

Sweep the makeup brush dipped in highlighter secretion across the forehead, allowing the secretion to be evenly distributed in a straight line. Keep the intensity light and don't apply too much at once, otherwise it will feel greasy.

The area under the eyes is most likely to appear dull, so it also needs to be modified with highlighter powder. You can use the fish powder in the previous step and lightly sweep it under the eyes.

Next, go to the bridge of the nose, and apply a thin layer of highlighter powder on it from top to bottom along the line of the nose.

Finally, use the remaining powder on the brush to lightly apply it on the chin. The part about highlighting has basically been covered, and now let’s continue to explain how to draw shadows.

The shadow part of body makeup only needs to be drawn on three areas. They are near the hairline on the forehead and the contours of the cheeks and face. Dip the brown shadow color in the powder box and apply it according to the direction and range indicated by the black arrow in the picture. It's very simple.