Contour Makeup
Sculpt, shape, and define with our lineup of contouring makeup. Create your perfect look with effortless mineral bronzers, contour kits, and highlighters.
Contour and Bronzer Makeup: Sculpt, Define, Illuminate
Master the art of contouring with expert-approved resources designed to help you elevate your clean beauty routine. Whether you're new to contouring or looking to refine your technique, these guides walk you through the best formulas, tools, and tips for every face shape and skin tone. Using clean contour products means less exposure to potentially irritating ingredients and more confidence in your skin’s appearance. Plus, the textures are easy to use and smooth to blend—no streaking, caking, or pore-clogging.
Contouring can make a significant difference to the shape and definition of key areas of your face. Whether subtle and soft, dramatic and chiseled, contouring makeup helps you to naturally sculpt, define, illuminate, and brighten. Enhancing features by creating customizable depth and dimension, contouring can slim any face shape. Using deeper shadows like mineral bronzers and darker hues in the contour kit, these create the illusion of shaping features and add natural-looking definition. Choose a contour shade two times deeper than your natural complexion, then apply this along the lower parts of your cheekbones, hairline, sides of the nose, and jawline. For a more subtle effect, diffuse the contouring by shading along areas of your face where natural light hits first. You could use a bronzer for this to create a natural looking sun-kissed look.
Next up is highlighting to bring up those high points with luminosity and brightening. The most common areas to highlight are the middle of the forehead, brow bones, upper cheekbones, down the center of the nose and the tip, the lip bow, and center of the chin, as these are where the light will hit naturally. For a more sheer, dewy look a highlighting balm is your go-to, while for more extroverted sparkle and matte effect, opt for a shimmer powder. You’ll need tools to achieve this, so invest in contouring/highlighting brushes.
