Best contour kit/product for SUPER pale skin?

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Molly S.

Sep 19, 2015

Molly S.

I think I finally want to buy a contour kit! There's so many out there, I have no idea which one to go for. I am SUPER pale, so my problem with most contour kits is the highlight shades- they're never light enough to actually highlight my skin. Any suggestions? I'm particularly interested in the It Cosmetics one, the Kat von D one, and the Lorac pro one. Here's a photo for reference.

Allie J.

Sep 19, 2015

Allie J.

I'm pretty pale and I use Benefit's box-o-powder in Hoola. It's really nice :)

Hannah K.

Sep 19, 2015

Hannah K.

Sleek contour kit!

Marleen B.

Sep 20, 2015

Marleen B.

Makeup Forever has 3 contour duos (contour & highlight ). #1 is for pale skin. If you want a bigger palette, Cover FX has a variety of cream contour palettes In different shades & undertones. Here is Cover Fx.

Cat C.

Sep 20, 2015

Cat C.

Anastasia Beverly Hills just came out with a Fair Cream Contour Kit. It's reformulated, cool toned, and looks like it'll work for fair skin :)

Kayla E.

Sep 22, 2015

Kayla E.

I had the It Cosmetics one and didn't really like it on my pale skin. I felt like it looked unnatural and too warm toned. I know you're looking for a palette, not a single shade, but I have to mention how great NYX's Taupe blush is. It's cool toned, and it looks so believable and flattering on fair complexions. As far as palettes, I heard the KVD one is great.

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