Define your contours with Peripera V Shading

I thought only celebrities used shading.

At some point, I realized that while buying shading products and practicing, I was actually defining my contours.

I ended up using products that many people use as well.

 

I saw reviews saying that Peripera products are good for shading.

So I bought it as the first product I would use.

 

I noticed that shading products come in various colors as well.

I thought this product could express the most natural look.

And I found that beginners could do it without feeling too much pressure.

 

As you can see, it consists of three colors.

I found it better to use a large brush when shading.

I found that using a large brush with three colors resulted in a natural look.

 

The color isn't very intense, so I don't notice a big difference after shading.

However, there is a difference between doing it and not doing it.

So I felt that it was expressed even more naturally.

 

After using it, I found that it has less powder fallout and the color payoff is quite good.

You know how sometimes things clump together when you try multiple times and it doesn't work the first time.

However, this product wasn't like that.

I've tried it several times and there was no clumping.

It was fine to touch it multiple times without worrying about clumping.

 

The lightest shade of the shading is good for controlling oil around the eyes and using as an eyeshadow base.

Medium colors are good for use as shading shadows.

It is good to use on the philtrum, lips, corners of the mouth, and under-eye area.

The darkest shade is good for grooming eyebrows or hairlines.

Mixing the lightest and medium shades is great for shading the nose and inner face lines.

It is good for bright, cool-toned skin.

Mixing the medium and darkest shades is great for shading the outermost edges of the face.

It is good to use on dark, cool-toned skin.

 

I heard that some people use it on their neck or collarbone as well.

I haven't tried that part yet.

Even just doing the face part required a lot of practice for me.

I think I'm still practicing. ^^