Best conturing shade for , ivory skin color?

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Adilene B.

Feb 14, 2015

Adilene B.

Hey lovelys (;
I've been giving conturing a try but every color people have recommened , I feel as if it looks too muddy on me. :(
Any suggestions?

Adilene B.

Feb 14, 2015

Adilene B.

Also any highlighters?

Alma M.

Feb 14, 2015

Alma M.

Are you using a actual sculpting powder? Kevyn Aucoin sculpting powder is amazing

Marleen B.

Feb 14, 2015

Marleen B.

Canmake Shading Powder comes in 3 shades. Its a Japanese product, so the products really target Asian skintones. The lightest shade is #3 Honey Rusk. Some sites will say #1 is the lightest & is a yellow brown. But its NOT the lightest one. #3 is the lightest & is yellow brown. #1 is the middle shade & is a grayish brown & I believe #2 is the darkest & is a reddish brown. I have #1 & #3. You can find them on Amazon & Ebay.

Marleen B.

Feb 14, 2015

Marleen B.

#3 is pretty true to the picture. But #1 looks darker & warmer in the picture. Its actually lighter & has more of a gray undertone. #1 is lighter than Kevin Aucoin Sculpting Powder (I also have THAT one).

Whitney V.

Feb 14, 2015

Whitney V.

Nyx blush in taupe is amazing :)!

kim N.

Feb 18, 2015

kim N.

Have you tried nars laguna? I think thats how you spell it. for highlighters I recommend estee lauder double wear stay in place, mac prolong wear concealer, nars radiant creamy concealer and mac prep and prime pen.

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