How to Use KATE Designing Eyebrow 3D｜A 3-Shade Dimensional Brow Guide

Popular for creating dimensional, realistic brows, KATE’s “Designing Eyebrow 3D.” It’s an excellent item that adds shadow with 3 powder shades, but many wonder, “How do I use the 3 shades?” or “Is it true it works as a nose shadow?”

In this article, we clearly explain how to use KATE Designing Eyebrow 3D, with how to use the 3 shades. If you want dimensional, polished brows, please use it as a reference.

Features of KATE Designing Eyebrow 3D

This item’s biggest feature is creating dimensional brows with 3 powder shades.

• Adds shadow with 3 shades: Light-and-dark for dimensional, realistic brows
• Works as a nose shadow too: Adds shadow to the nose bridge for a slimmer look
• Easy with the included brushes: Two brush types make drawing easy

A good-value, versatile item that completes both brow makeup and nose shadow in one.

How to Use the 3 Shades

The 3 shades of Designing Eyebrow 3D each have different roles.

• The lightest shade: For the brow head and the whole-brow base. Soft and bright
• The middle shade: The main color to fill the whole brow
• The darkest shade: To define the brow tail and outline

Combining these 3 shades creates natural light-and-dark on a brow that tends to look flat.

How to Use KATE Designing Eyebrow 3D [Steps]

Step 1: Fill the whole brow with the middle shade

First, take the middle shade on the included brush and softly fill the whole brow. Keep the head light and go slightly darker toward the tail.

Step 2: Define the tail and outline with the dark shade

With the darkest shade, fill the brow tail and lower brow line. Refining the outline creates dimension and definition.

Step 3: Blur the head with the light shade

Softly place the lightest shade on the brow head and blur with a spoolie. The head blends naturally for a soft impression.

Step 4: Add nose shadow

Sweeping the leftover light or middle shade from the brow head toward the nose bridge gives a slimmer look with natural shadow.

Tips for a Beautiful Finish

• Don’t darken the brow head: A light shade, softly, is the rule
• Layer a little at a time: Don’t go dark at once—apply thin and adjust
• Blur with a spoolie: Tidying the hair flow while blending looks natural
• Keep nose shadow light: Too much looks unnatural, so be subtle

Summary

The basic flow for KATE Designing Eyebrow 3D is: ① fill the whole brow with the middle shade → ② define the tail and outline with the dark shade → ③ blur the head with the light shade → ④ add nose shadow.

Making the most of the 3 shades' light-and-dark creates dimensional, realistic, polished brows. The key is a light, soft head and a defined dark tail. It also works as a nose shadow, so enjoy a dimensional face with just this one.