REVIEW: Smashbox Step by Step Contour Kit
February 20th, 2011This would probably be the most decent photo I could take. I have yet to study the settings of my camera to get the closest resemblance in terms of colors.
Okay I give UP, here’s a photo I snagged from Google image finder:
This is definitely a must-have for the make-up fanatic who wants to cheat genetics hee hee. Why? Because you can instantly have an illusion of higher cheekbones, softer jawlines, chiseled noseline (ehem ehem!) and more oval-shaped face. Others would settle with a bronzer to get a contoured look but I like the combination of these 3 shades. It can be pretty hard to blend at first and you would end up with brownish shades of cheeks and jawlines, read: muddy-dirty brown shade. But once you learn how to blend them well and use the step-by-step direction, this can be your everyday staple make-up.
These are the only 3 shades you can have in the kit, no other options. I do not know if these 3 shades would work with all skintone but it did for me and again, I am a MAC NC25 shade. It is important that you watch the Contouring and Highlighting Video before you decide to purchase it.
VANITY.KIT’s RATING
Overall Product: A+
Value: 4/5 (I have used it everyday and I think it would last me more than 6 months.)
3-shades kit palette with a contouring brush is $45 (don’t forget to get them online on Tuesdays and Thursdays for their Let’s Do Lunch Promo)
Ease of Use: 4/5
Packaging: 5/5
VANITY.KIT’s RATING
Overall Product: A+
Value: 4/5 (I have used it everyday and I think it would last me more than 6 months.)
3-shades kit palette with a contouring brush is $45 (don’t forget to get them online on Tuesdays and Thursdays for their Let’s Do Lunch Promo)
Ease of Use: 4/5
Packaging: 5/5
VERDICT: Definitely, a must have!
One more review coming up before I read on the side effects of diet pills.
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