Contouring Your Face Help?

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Blanca G.

Apr 14, 2013

Blanca G.

Is there an easy way to contour your face? I always seem to get one side perfect and the other one looking like a mess. What do you do to contour each side evenly?

Amalija D.

Apr 14, 2013

Amalija D.

And any product recommendations?!

Lauren M.

Apr 14, 2013

Lauren M.

I LOVE contouring with Benefit's "hoola". It's a very buildable product. I use an angles brush, I feel like it really gets in the hollows of my cheeks. I also make a kissy/fish face so I can see where to place the product. I hope that helped! :)

Jennifer P.

Apr 14, 2013

Jennifer P.

I really love using Rimmel London Natural Bronzer and MAC Mineralize Skinfinish in 'soft and Gentle' as a highlight.

Lacy A.

Apr 14, 2013

Lacy A.

For a subtle contour, I use benefits sugarbomb. Don't know if you needed a guide, but I'll leave this here anyways! When I first saw this it was super helpful.

Ashley S.

Apr 14, 2013

Ashley S.

Put your contour on first, then foundation over! It comes out perfectly! Just make sure it's an angular blush. I had the same problem at first but after lots of practice I think I've nailed it :)

Atiyah Y.

Apr 14, 2013

Atiyah Y.

Making the fishy face helps to contour your cheeks. I like using NYC's Sunny Bronzer. Depending on what brush I grab for first, I either use an angled brush, or my contour brushes from Sedona Lace or Real Techniques.

Jessica O.

Apr 14, 2013

Jessica O.

For a gentle contour. Use MAC bronzing powder in Golden. For full out drama, use Macs Blunt.

Jessica W.

Apr 14, 2013

Jessica W.

Loreal super blend able powder is the BEST for contouring. I always had problems with it too until I switched to them. Also, if you'd like, you can go check out my how to video on contouring :) www.youtube.com/user/lovelygingerjess Good luck!! Xx

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