Naturally without redness! Fail-proof nose bridge and jawline shading tips for both cool and warm tones ✨

I've found that if you choose the wrong color when shading, the outer edges of your face can look unnaturally red or yellow, making it easy to look awkward. I'm sharing a shading tip that creates shadows that look natural!

1. Choose ash or gray tones with removed redness: Especially for those with cool undertones or light skin tones, you should use ash gray tones with removed yellow or red undertones to create a natural look that resembles your own shadows, without appearing artificial.

2. Color Mix by Area: Lightly sweep the bridge of the nose and the front of the eyebrows with the lightest tone, and for the jawline and hairline, mix medium and dark tones and blend multiple times with a large brush to avoid harsh lines.

3. Add dimension with highlighter: Lightly applying a bright color (volumizer) to the bridge of the nose or the tip of the chin makes the face look much more three-dimensional and neat than when using only shading.

Lately, I've been using the Romand Better Than Contour 02 Gray Cool. Since it's divided into shades ranging from light to dark ash tones, I found it great for naturally defining the shading on my nose bridge and jawline without harsh lines! I recommend it to anyone looking for a contouring product without any reddish undertones 😊