Anastasia Beverly Hills fair cream kit.

Nov 25, 2015

Sam V.

Hey everyone! I've just received my ABH cream contour kit in "fair"
I've never contoured my face before only bronze and hi-light so all this is new to me...I've done a lot of research and tutorials before I bought the kit like I do with any other product and they all seemed worth the money. On tutorials the cream kit looks more creamier and easy to apply but when I try I have to dig on it with my foundation brush and doesn't really have a creamy texture and only small amount comes on...what am I doing wrong? And the colour "lustre" where do I apply that? Please help a woman in need! Thanks everyone 😘😘

Nov 26, 2015

Kimberly A.

All of the kits are like that...not very creamy. I would really work my brush into them to warm them up. also I suggest using the tiniest amount of a beauty oil to mix with them and that helps a lot.

Nov 26, 2015

Stephy V.

I had the same problems& eventually just used my fingers to warm up the cream & apply to my face.. Then used my brush to blend it out.

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