Contouring and highlighting

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Amanda C.

Jan 26, 2014

Amanda C.

Hey do you ladies know any drug store products I can use to contour and highlight?

M G.

Jan 26, 2014

M G.

Loreal

Kyraa D.

Jan 26, 2014

Kyraa D.

Best bet in my opinion would be to buy a concealer or powder one shade darker (to contour) & one shade lighter (to highlight) than your skin tone.
don't buy a bronzer to contour tho. it will make your skin look patchy, no matter how well you blend. :s

Haley G.

Jan 26, 2014

Haley G.

Highlight definitely, but I don't think there is a drugstore level contouring powder or product, at least where I work. You can't truly contour with bronzer, as that adds warmth and doesn't mimic a natural shadow. But for highlighting I like hard candy doll face, maybelline hi-light blush in nude, wet n wild fergie highlighter in rose champagne, or if you don't want shimmer, I use the l'oreal super blendable stick concealer in a shade lighter than I would normally use. I know bh cosmetics does a highlight and contour palette that's very affordable, but I don't know how that is from personal experience

Ms L.

Jan 26, 2014

Ms L.

For contouring I use Maybelline Fit me foundation stick in 355... I'm NC 42 and I absolutely love it. For highlighting I haven't found any good highlighters yet.

Amanda C.

Jan 26, 2014

Amanda C.

Thank you ladies :) @ms L I'm NC 42 too :)

Ms L.

Jan 26, 2014

Ms L.

Oh great then the fit me stick shade will work great with your skintone :)

Lindsay K.

Jan 27, 2014

Lindsay K.

I have been using lots of different products for contouring and highlighting lately. And I love elf contouring kit in st Lucia for the bronzer. And also the fit me foundation stick in the darkest shade. And lightest shade for highlighting. And also the lumi highlighting pens from maybelline and loreal.

Nina M.

Jan 27, 2014

Nina M.

Revlon FIT works well

Amanda C.

Jan 27, 2014

Amanda C.

Thank you all ladies :)

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