Blush placement to make your face look smaller isn't as hard as you think!!

I found that applying blush nicely is surprisingly difficult.

For a while, I only... the center of my cheek that rises when I smile
I thought lifting it in a round shape looked the most natural.

But when I took a picture
It feels like the center of my face actually looks wider.

So I tried changing the position slightly.
My impression has changed quite a bit more than I expected.

These days, rather than applying a dark color to the center of the cheeks
From the upper part of the cheekbone towards the temple
It is connecting very thinly.

Doing this reduces the feeling that the ball looks spread out to the sides.
My facial contours also looked a bit more refined.

Especially if you have a round face shape
I think it's important not to apply the blush too low.

If the color goes down to the bottom of the cheek
It might feel like your face looks saggy.

Conversely, if you only place it at the top
It looks like the makeup doesn't match.
It was most comfortable to widen it slightly, based on the upper part of the cheekbones.

It was also important not to apply the color too intensely all at once.

After applying it to the brush
Shake it off once on the back of your hand or a tissue.
I put the remaining amount on my cheeks, and it looked much more natural.

If you try to correct the intensely colored parts later
It was actually harder because even the base makeup wore off.

Start lightly from the beginning
It was cleanest to just add a little bit of what was missing.

These days, rather than when looking straight into the mirror after applying makeup
I liked the facial contours better when I saw the photo.

Just by changing one blush
It was fascinating that the face shape could look different.

If you applied blush only to the center of your cheeks like me
You will get a quite different feel if you just change the position slightly.