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Kimberley L.

Jun 15, 2012

Kimberley L.

What is the best thing to use to contour the face? As an African American woman do I need to use something very dark?

Mary P.

Jun 29, 2012

Mary P.

You should check out MAC Shadester, judging from your picture, this bronzer is dark enough for you and i think you would love it. I think you can purchase it from the MAC Pro Store, if not... try Ebay because i'm not sure if its discontinued. Its definitely a beauty though and worth hunting for! 

Atiyah Y.

Jul 14, 2012

Atiyah Y.

I would check out Covergirl's Queen Collection Bronzers. I would use something matte or with as little shimmer. You can also use a face powder thats 2 shades darker than your skintone. 

Yesenia G.

Jul 14, 2012

Yesenia G.

You can always use a face powder 2 shades darker then your natural skin tone as a bronzer 

Yesenia G.

Jul 14, 2012

Yesenia G.

or as a contour 

Priya C.

Jul 14, 2012

Priya C.

Can I just say.... For me... The brush is the must useful whilst contouring. I personally find that kabuki brushes work well. A pricey example is the nars version at £54. On the contrary.... The sleek contour kits r great. I suggest tge medium palette for u.... Maybe dark, but u may find the dark too pigmented. It's £3 in super drug. Gl x

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