Contour for tan skin.

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Faith T.

Jul 25, 2015

Faith T.

What contour pallets are good for tan skin? I have a contour powder but it's literally the same shade as my skin lol ðŸ˜‚

Isabel M.

Jul 25, 2015

Isabel M.

I heard this one was good but I don't know if it might be to dark for your skincolor: custom contour palette by Anastasia Beverly hills the YouTube video: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=l8Svkz56e0Y.

Isabel M.

Jul 25, 2015

Isabel M.

Sleek make-up also has one: face contour kit in 'dark'

Isabel M.

Jul 25, 2015

Isabel M.

I don't know how dark 'dark' is on the skin but I fear that it might be to dark for your skin tone... These are the only two 'palettes' I know of that are for darker skin.

Isabel M.

Jul 25, 2015

Isabel M.

I'm really sorry if I wasn't a help but I hope you find the perfect shade :)

Faith T.

Jul 25, 2015

Faith T.

Thankyou so much! This definitely helped ðŸ˜ŠðŸ˜„

Qwaserght T.

Jul 25, 2015

Qwaserght T.

I use a contour and highlight palette from Quo and it's good for my skin tone, which is tan
You can only get Quo at shoppers drug mart though

Karyna F.

Jul 25, 2015

Karyna F.

You don't want to use really brown or warm shades to contour unless you wanna look muddy. I have the Anastasia one and I only use the cooler tone one to contour. Those powders aren't as easy to blend for beginners. I've heard that the Kat Von D one is better and is easier to blend out. Downside is that if you run out of one, you have to repurchase the entire palette.

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