Maybelline Go Rio Master Sculpt Contouring Palette - 02 Medium Dark
W7 Sculpt Powder Palette - The Cheek
Technic Ready, Set, Sculpt Contour Palette - Fair
W7 Contour Stick - Medium
W7 Contour Stick - Natural
W7 Bronze & Contour Palette - Honolulu Silhouette
Maybelline Master Contour Duo Stick - 02 Medium
Rimmel Insta Duo Contour Stick - 200 Medium
NYX Sculpt & Highlight Face Duo - SHFD06 Espresso-Honey
NYX Sculpt & Highlight Face Duo - SHFD05 Chestnut-Sand
NYX Sculpt & Highlight Face Duo - SHFD04 Cinnamon-Peach
W7 Contour Stick - Medium/Deep
Technic Ready, Set, Sculpt Contouring Palette
Maybelline Go Rio Master Sculpt Contouring Palette - 01 Light Medium
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Makeup Revolution Set of 2 Iconic Lights & Contour Pro Palette (slightly damaged box)
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Max Factor Miracle Sculpting Wand - Medium Deep
Sunkissed Cream Contour Face Trio
Miss Sporty Miss Sporty Designer Duo Sculpting Highlighter & Blush - 200 Rosy
Maybelline Master Contour Duo Stick - 03 Dark
NYX Sculpt & Highlight Face Duo - 02 Almond - Light
Contouring is actually a very broad concept, because you can contour almost anything on your face. For example, you can contour your nose, chin, lips, forehead, jawline and cheekbones, but also your eyes! When contouring, or shaping, you create depth in the face. With a dark contour makeup you create shadow, and with a light highlight colour you make certain parts of the face stand out. This can make your face or nose look narrower, your jawline more defined and even your forehead smaller!
Contour products
Contouring is not always easy, so it is important to use the right products. For oily skin, it is best to use contour powder, and for dry skin, liquid contour products. It is also important to use the right tools to apply the contour products. Do you use a brush, makeup sponge or perhaps just your fingers? When applying contour powder, it is best to use a brush, but for liquid contour products, a sponge will work better. In our range you will find, among other things: contour stick, contour palette, contour kit, contour powder.
Applying contour
Apply the dark contour to the areas where you want to create depth. For example, if you want to make your cheekbones stand out, apply a dark contour colour under your cheekbones. Then apply a light highlight colour to the cheekbones. The same applies to your jawline, for example; apply a dark colour under your jawline and use a light colour on the jawline. Always blend the colours very well, because the last thing we want is to leave a patch. Use a clean, sanitised brush or makeup sponge and blend the colour until no harsh lines or patches are visible! Have fun experimenting with the many products and tools and remember: practice makes perfect. Everyone has a different face shape, so contouring works differently for everyone. Get to know your face and try it out!