EASY STEPS TO CONTOURING LIKE A PRO
                     EASY STEPS TO CONTOURING LIKE A PRO
A contouring technique is a great way to enhance your face and shape your makeup. With a few simple steps, contouring 
can be done to make your cheekbones look more fashion-forward or subtle. This makeup trick is so popular that we all use it 
to paint our faces in tribe-like patterns, hoping it will create a bone structure.
If done properly, contouring can give the illusion of slimmer cheekbones, pinched noses, smaller foreheads, and defined 
jawlines. This is a smart way to enhance or alter your face shape. It allows you to highlight your favorite features and hide 
those that are not so favorite. You’ve come to the right spot if you’re new to contouring, have some questions, or just want 
to learn more.
1. FINDING YOUR CREAM CONTOUR GRAIL 
PRODUCT
Although contouring palettes were once a necessity, six-piece pans are now quite expensive. We don’t have one go-to 
product for cream contouring. We tend to use the following depending on what makeup style we are using on a particular 
day:
CREAM CONCEALER :-
Choosing a concealer shade is a matter of personal preference. For more real shadows, choose a concealer that is two 
shades darker than your skin. For smooth, streak-free blending, choose formulas that dry quickly and provide medium to full 
coverage.
CREAM FOUNDATION STICK 
We say you shouldn’t limit a product’s function to its label. You will be amazed at how many tricks you can discover by 
playing around. We discovered a way to use foundation sticks instead of contour sticks. This is a great way to get saturated 
color and maximum blendability.
CREAM BRONZER
If cream contour products seem too heavy or cream bronzers too warm, you might consider cream bronzers. This cream-to-
powder contour and bronzer combination is our summer favorite for a quick and easy bronzed look. This formula is available 
in five shades and gives you the perfect bronzed contour to match your skin tone.
2. PICKING THE RIGHT TOOLS
 FOR CHEEKS:-
Cream foundation or concealer? Use a damp beauty blender to blend and blur the results. A dense angled brush with 
cream-to-powder contour will make it easy to define and smoothen your contours in seconds.
FOR THE NOSE
Smaller areas such as the nose require a little more precision, so we use a small shader brush to apply makeup. We use a 
small blending tool and a little cream foundation to blur the contour lines.
PREPPING YOUR SKIN
Smaller areas such as the nose require a little more precision, so we use a small shader brush to apply makeup. We use a 
small blending tool and a little cream foundation to blur the contour lines.
LEARNING THE ART OF NOSE CONTOURING
Use a brown contouring color to draw two lines from the bridge of the nose all the way to the inner brows. For more 
definition, add a soft line to the tip of your nose. Next, blend your lines using a small eye shadow blending brush. You will 
have natural contours that look just like shadows from the inside.
HIGHLIGHT
Your forehead, bridge, browbones, chin, brow bone, cupid’s bow and across your eyes are all areas that naturally reflect 
light. You can use a concealer slightly lighter than your skin, shimmery, highlighter or illuminator or an eyeshadow that is 
slightly darker.
SCULPTING OUT YOUR CHEEKS AND FOREHEAD
•To create defined cheekbones :- Apply your cream contouring formula starting at the ear and moving down to the hollows 
of the cheeks. End it adjacent to your outer eye.
•To create the illusion of a shorter hair:- Apply your contouring shade to your corners, sweeping it down with a lighter 
brush to achieve a gradient shadow. For a more lifted look, use a beauty sponge (or the fluffy side) to blend the lines.
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