Which contour product do you use?

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Jenny P.

Feb 3, 2014

Jenny P.

Need help!! I'm starting to contouring my face. And I don't know what product is the best for contoring. What product do you recommend? :)

M G.

Feb 3, 2014

M G.

For my highlight I use Loreal Ture match Super blendable crayon in 3 shade lighter thn my color and a brown non simmering shadow to contour. But thts just how I do it right or wrong.

M G.

Feb 3, 2014

M G.

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M G.

Feb 3, 2014

M G.

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Katie J.

Feb 3, 2014

Katie J.

Wow cool x

Rabiya A.

Feb 3, 2014

Rabiya A.

Heard a lot about Anastasia contour kit check it out that's on my list to buy next ;-) x

Marta T.

Feb 4, 2014

Marta T.

It depends on the color of your skin..that's the first! Then I recommend nars laguna to contouring (or casino if your skin is darker) and a cream highlighter if you want a big effect. If you want something more wearable or easy to do for everyday, I recommend to you a powder highlighter, something like soft and gentle by mac, albatross by nars, mary-lou manizer by the balm or candlelight by Kevyn Aucoin..those are my favourites! But if I want something like the photo over my comment, I use creme products under these (darker and lighter foundation under the bronzer and highlighter) and I choose them with more contrast, like the picture! <3.

Jenny P.

Feb 4, 2014

Jenny P.

Thanx a lot girls :)

Kimberly S.

Feb 4, 2014

Kimberly S.

I contour with a dark powder bronzer from bare essentials

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