Besides, TVXQ!! , including the usual makeup, is not what you call natural makeup (that is, nude makeup). I feel natural because it is on TV or in magazines. If you wear that kind of light makeup at ordinary times, you will look particularly passers-by on TV or in magazines. In a normal state, their makeup is very thick, but it is only natural on TV.
If you show up in the makeup of their professional artists on weekdays, you must be exaggerating.
What about the basic question you asked? Here's the thing.
Shadow powder (actually dark powder) hits both sides of the bridge of the nose, under the smiling muscle (don't hit it if the cheekbones are prominent), and in the shadow of the chin. Glossy powder (actually light powder, not a technical term, just to save trouble, if you want to buy it like this, you can't buy it basically because it is loose powder). When hitting the T area and under the eye socket, you should not exceed the smiling muscles.
Plus the powder on the face, the color transition of these three powders should not be too big, otherwise it will be particularly ugly. If your eyeliner is particularly inconspicuous, you can carefully apply a little brown eye shadow on it, which will make your eyes look deep.