🎨 e.l.f. Cream Contour Palette - 4 Shades, Blendable & Buildable Color - Travel Friendly - 0.96 Oz (27g) Review

impresses with this creamy contouring palette. Powder makeup is no longer an option for the 20s. It offers a well-formulated, non-irritating (I have very, very sensitive skin so this is always an issue) for those of us with mature skin to contour without powder drying us out, leading to even more pronounced fine lines and wrinkles. I'm very pale, I was a bit afraid they were too dark for my skin, the darkest, but the other three work very well for me.

The first cream contour kit I've ever used. I'm a longtime ELF fan and this isn't my favorite but still a pretty good one. Must be applied wet on wet with other makeup or the powder will be lifted. Also lifted my fake tan a bit but not completely. Smooth, creamy and long lasting, I used mine on stage and it held up better than most cheap products. I didn't think the lightest shade would be bright enough for my pale skin, but it worked surprisingly well. My only complaint is that the darkest…

I love the 3 darker shades in this palette. I usually apply foundation and then use el Hydrating Camo Concealer to add highlights. I then use one of the contouring shades here under the cheekbones, under the chin/jaw and along the nose. I don't use the light shade in this palette that often because I find it too thick to apply under my eyes. My favorite base color is concealer. I like that there are three outline colors because you can choose a darker color for a night/club scene and a lighter…

I love this palette! It's so wonderful I was able to find a really good contour cream at such a great price. Contour Cream is perfect for my skin because I have dry skin and it blends well without looking like it's just sitting on my skin or like I'm putting on an insane amount of powder. I have VERY fair skin. It's not such a big deal because I can easily mix with a light color for the perfect shade - ANOTHER reason to love the cream! Great price and just as good quality as more expensive…

My only downside is that the colors are warm. I usually prefer the outline of a cold tone more like a shadow. I always contour with shadow not cream so I decided to try my luck with cream contour to see how I like it without buying an expensive product. The colors are a bit garish at first, but blending them with your finger warms them up and that helps. However, I will say the lightest shade I've used as a highlighter under my eyes and it looked quite sticky and wrinkled. In the end I used…