What are the differences between shadow nose shadows?

The difference between shadows and nose shadows is that shadows can be used on the entire face, including nose shadows, while nose shadows only act on the nose, and the limitations are obvious.

Shadow refers to the shadow used on the entire face. The shadow can modify the hairline, cheekbones, chin, and nose. Shadowing is actually a makeup technique. Shadowing can make the original details more perfect. Shadowing is to weaken the original lines on the face and add depth. It is used on the hairline to reduce the fullness of the forehead. It is used on the cheekbones to weaken their lines, and it is used on the chin to make the face smaller. If the shadow is used well, it is really comparable to plastic surgery.

Rose shadow is used on the nose, mainly to modify the "shortcomings" of the nose. Some people's noses are too high, some people's noses are too short, and some people's noses are too long. Therefore, when applying makeup, you need to apply nose shadow on your nose and use it together with highlighter. The two complement each other and can make the nose look more three-dimensional. .

The difference between shadows and nose shadows is actually very obvious. Shadows have a wide range of uses and can allow people to experience what true 3D contouring is. Nose shadow only acts on the nose, and the purpose is to make the nose more refined, so shadow and nose shadow are not the same thing, so don’t confuse them.