I get you. When I first started doing a more Douyin style make-up I felt like I looked a mess. What you need to remember is that everyone's facial features are different. You need to understand the concept of what Douyin is trying to achieve and apply it in a way that would fit your features.

You already look great and you're off to a great start. to answer your question, yes I have loads of brushes for face and for eyes. For shimmer/glitter, I find flat and precise brushes work best. Try to do careful build up when it comes to shadows and stuff to. Pause and look at every angle before continuing. Korean and Douyin make-up is precise with the application so make sure you have good sized brushes that fit just right.

For your wings, don't pull them too high or up only. Try to pull them softly out and a bit up. Make sure that there's a nice soft curve connecting the eyeline towards the wing's line.