Review on 💫 Physicians Formula Bronze Booster Highlight & Contour Palette - Matte Sculpting, 0.30 oz - Enhance Your Features with Precision by Teresa Presha

For the record, I am a long time user of Physicians Formula and their products may or may not work. I am not being paid to leave reviews or represent anyone here but myself. I tried PF Contour Powder for the first time and have been using it for about three seasons. I like it. I do not like it. I have very fair skin with a pink undertone that is very sensitive and I have to be very careful in the sun. Anything can give me hives or eczema at any time, even if I've been using it daily for years. Luckily, PF products have never done that to me in almost a decade. In summer they were best for my tone but now in winter I buy a different product. I smeared mud on my face. It works well for shading the jawline and cheekbones with a light touch to the temples when you need it. However, be careful. If you are very pale, you need a very light touch with it. * The middle tone is very subtle and helps to blend and soften the darkness. It also works well as a matte bronzer on the sides of the nose and anywhere you need a little definition. This is honestly the best shade ever. At least for my skin tone.* To be honest, I don't need a light shade. It gives my skin a pasty, chalky look and makes it look heavy. Pooh. I sometimes use it in tiny dots as a concealer, but as a contour powder I feel like I'm putting on too much setting powder or something. Instead, I use my lightest matte eyeshadow (also a PF product) and a more expensive highlighter for highlighting. Honestly, these results are wonderful even for my 38 year old skin. In general, PF contour colors are suitable for light skin, but may be better for other, slightly darker or warmer skin tones or skin with a summer tan.