I was already sold on the formula, which is extra creamy and applies like a dream.
I used the dewier end of the contour stick along my hairline, under my cheekbones, and along my jawline. The shade was super white and opaque which freaked me out, but I hadn’t blended anything yet so I tried to stay Zen. I highlighted with the light matte end first - a triangle under my eyes, a bit on my brow bones, and a streak down the center of my nose. So maybe a kit by Kim Kardashian West, whose cheekbones are so defined they probably have their own entry in the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, was a bit out of my league. I wouldn’t be able to tell you if this process actually makes a difference or if it just makes me feel better to have gone through the motions of contouring.
Sometimes I’ll hit the high points with the Milk Makeup Holographic Stick in Mars if I’m feeling extra saucy. The powders are soft and subtle enough for a novice to sculpt out cheekbones and Hot Sand has a nice shimmer that works kind of like a highlighter. Lately, I’ve been using the Nars Blush Bronzer Duo in Hot Sand and Laguna, which isn’t actually a contour palette, but I use it as one.
#KKW CONTOUR STICK REVIEW HOW TO#
Secondly, I know how to contour in theory, but if I’m being honest with myself - not really. First of all, I’ve never been able to get my hands on a Kylie Lip Kit so I figured if I was going to make a foray into the world of Kardashian beauty, this was my chance. I volunteered to test the KKW Beauty Crème Contour & Highlight Kit and write this review for a couple of reasons.
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