Should I contour or not?

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Kassi M.

Aug 15, 2016

Kassi M.

I have school pictures tomorrow and I'm wondering if I should try to contour for them. This picture is from a few weeks ago and I'm a lot tanner than in that picture, but should I contour?

Mari F.

Aug 15, 2016

Mari F.

Contouring is a choice. If you'd be happier with the picture that way, then yes.

Jocelyn R.

Aug 15, 2016

Jocelyn R.

I agree with Alexis A. Definitely don't try contouring on the day of something important if you haven't before.

Kelly V.

Aug 15, 2016

Kelly V.

I personally wouldnt. I think contouring has gotten out of control. let your natural beauty show! no need to fake a more defined face, your pretty enough as it is!

Elsa L.

Aug 16, 2016

Elsa L.

I would just say foundation a little blush a pink lipstick
Loreal and covergirl has great choices of shades
For foundation
Blush a bubble gum pink is good lightly dab on to your cheeks
Good affordable pink lipsticks wet n wild there 2.99

Grace N.

Aug 16, 2016

Grace N.

Don't try to start contouring the day of picture day, just in case you make a mistake because it is your first time. I say practice contouring all the time before you go out to school with it. That's what I did and I am very happy that I made that choice. And I suggest using powders before creams and liquids. If you make a mistake just put powder over it, which makes it look more natural. And its easier to blend and more natural looking.

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