Nose shadow brush: The shadow on the side of the nose needs to be relatively small, so choose a brush head the size of the pinky cap. Because the nose shadow cannot be painted too thick, it will look unnatural, so choose a rich layer of natural brush to make the makeup more natural.
Contour brush: Choose a contour brush. The density of the bristles is very important. The density should be higher to achieve a good makeup effect. The brush head should not be as soft as a highlight brush or a blush brush. In other words, the bristles should not have too much elasticity, and should be able to naturally grasp the powder to make the makeup more natural. The brush head should be soft and flat. If you want to be able to outline the lip shape and color evenly, the length of the bristles should be equal to the length of the pinky cover.
Excessive powder brush: Excessive powder brush is used to remove excess powder or agglomerated areas, so it needs to have higher elasticity and thinner bristles. The elasticity of the bristles actually means that if you pull the bristles with your hands, they will bend down in an arc and quickly bounce back. Only then can the excess powder be bounced away.
Highlight brush: The blush brush is larger than the highlight brush, but the two brushes are basically the same, and they must be determined according to the desired makeup effect and your skin type. If you want to brush round blush, you can use a round-head brush. If you want to sweep the apple muscles obliquely, use a cult brush.