NW45 and contour colour for cheeks

j4lyphe

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Hey guys I want to learn how to contour but I have no clue what colours to use. Any suggestions are welcome and are NOT limited to MAC only, also wat r good colours for highlighting for NW45?
 

iadoremac

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I am NW45 too and I use MAC Mineralize SkinFinish Natural in Dark to contour with an angled brush. I hope this helps!
 

budafly_kisz

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Quote:
Originally Posted by d n d
Blunt is recommended for a good contour color.

I'm NC50 and I use Blunt as well..works well for me. HTH
 

ExquizitDiva

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Quote:
Originally Posted by iadoremac
I am NW45 too and I use MAC Mineralize SkinFinish Natural in Dark to contour with an angled brush.

Same here... I also use Format and Blunt blush.
 

TISH1124

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Contouring : Blunt, Emote or TanTone

Highlighting: Warmed MSF, Light Flush, Belightful, Petticoat, Nars Albatross

I'm NC45
 

sexxered

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Blunt is a good contour color. I learned how to apply contour colors from Kevin Aucions book "Making Faces". Very good info on all makeup applications. He was genius.
 

Loveleighe

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when using a powder i use blunt, or ardell's brow powder which is similar in color to Brun eyeshadow.

I prefer to use liquid/cream for contouring in which case i'll use any mac foundation in nw 50 or nw 55... or bobbi brown's foundation in expresso

and i second using albatross by NARS as a highlight i love love love it
 

devin

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Originally Posted by chocolategoddes
A foundation in NW55 makes an amazing contour!

I agree! NW55 studio stick foundation would make a great contour, buffed out with a 109 brush. You could also just use a highlight and you would have an automatic contour. Try highlight colors like gold deposit, melon pigment, trace gold, honour blush, springsheen.
 

jo2syd

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Originally Posted by na_pink
any foundation that is darker than your skintone can be used as a contour

I use Blunt and Format but I do agree with you. Studio fix in darker shades works really well.
 
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