After Base Makeup: Sculpting Your Features
Once you've finished your foundation and concealer, apply shading before or after setting powder. Using it before blush or highlighter allows you to build dimension first, then layer color and glow on top for a more natural finish.
Shading Techniques by Area
Use the 2-shade palette to customize your contour across different zones.
- Nose: Start with shade 1 just below the inner brow and sweep a thin line down along the side of your nose bridge. Extend it gently under the tip of your nose to create a soft, refined silhouette.
- Jawline: Blend shades 1 and 2 together and sweep from below your ear down to your chin to define a sharper, more sculpted jawline.
- Hairline: Tap shade 2 along the edges of your forehead with a stippling motion to visually frame and slim the face.
How to Use Shading for Different Occasions
For everyday makeup, use #01 Soft Bronze alone to add a subtle hint of dimension. For the office or formal settings, reach for #02 Smoky Haze to create a polished, understated contour. For photoshoots or evening events, layer both shades to build more defined, camera-ready structure.
Products That Work Well Together
After shading, apply highlighter to the tops of your cheekbones to amplify dimension. Blend blush just above the contour line to add a healthy flush that transitions seamlessly. The ultra-fine powder formula works beautifully with a soft shading brush for smooth, streak-free application.
Storage and Care
Close the lid tightly after each use and store in a cool place away from direct sunlight. Clean your brush regularly to maintain hygiene and prevent fallout. We recommend using within 36 months from the manufacturing date after opening.