Contour and highlight should enhance your features, not redraw them.
Choose a contour shade only one to two tones deeper than your skin, with a cool or neutral undertone. Warm bronzer alone can look orange for sculpting.
Place contour softly under the cheekbones, along the hairline, and lightly under the jaw if needed. Blend upward and outward until there are no harsh edges.
Highlight the high points that naturally catch light: tops of cheekbones, bridge of the nose, cupid’s bow, and brow bone.
Keep product sheer for daytime. Build intensity only for evening or photography so your glow still looks like skin.
Choose a contour shade only one to two tones deeper than your skin, with a cool or neutral undertone. Warm bronzer alone can look orange for sculpting.
Place contour softly under the cheekbones, along the hairline, and lightly under the jaw if needed. Blend upward and outward until there are no harsh edges.
Highlight the high points that naturally catch light: tops of cheekbones, bridge of the nose, cupid’s bow, and brow bone.
Keep product sheer for daytime. Build intensity only for evening or photography so your glow still looks like skin.