Overall, I am delighted with the Charlotte Tilbury Contour Wand and I recommend it to anyone looking for an easy-to-use contouring tool. The KKW Beauty Cream Contour Stick that sadly isn’t available right now as KKW Beauty is rebranding and the first launch of products were SKNN skincare products.The creme is perfect to contour and the powder adds warmth to the face.
I love that you have a creme and powder side, which makes it a two-in-one product. Patrick Ta Major Sculpt Creme Contoru & Powder Bronzer Duo: One of the best products out there, period.Makeup By Mario SoftSculpt Shaping Stick: Depeding on the shade you buy, it can be more of a bronzer than a contour shade but either way, I think this makes a great alternative as the formula of the Mario Cream Sticks are super easy to work with.But other products that are quite similar and also make a great alternative, are: There are quite a few dupes on the market nowadays but I haven’t had the chance to try these yet. It didn’t fade or smugde, it just looked the same at the end of the day. I had no problem with the longevity as the Contour Wand stayed on perfectly all day.
Never a muddy, patchy finish or foundation that separated.
Charlotte tilbury contour medium dark skin#
It works well on top of several foundations I’ve tried, blends well into the skin and you can add bronzer and blush on top with ease.
I seriously have nothing bad to say about the formula, it does what it should do and gives the most natural-looking contour. The formula is very blendable, as it almost blends itself, so you don’t have to make a big effort to make it look good. The contouring effect is natural and can be built up to the color payoff you like. The Charlotte Tilbury Contour Wand is a great way to add definition and shape to your face. I’m not saying there isn’t enough product in there (because there probably is enough), but it gives the feeling that you’ve paid $40 bucks for a half-full product. You must squeeze quite a bit to get the product out, even after several uses. I don’t prefer one over the other, both tools work really well with the Contour Wand.Įven though the product is easy to apply, what bothers me is that it feels half-empty right away. The application is super easy, you have to twist it open and squeeze a bit to get product into the cushion applicator, then you can easily dab on some dots onto your face and startblending it with a brush or sponge. The color payoff can be intensified without making it look patchy or muddy. However, I don’t think this is a real problem due to the blendable and buildable formula. I prefer this in my contouring products, but it may not be enough for others.
PigmentationĪs I said, I used the shade Light-Medium, and in my opinion, one layer wouldn’t be enough for medium skin tones, but since the formula is very buildable, I think a total of 2 to 3 layers would do the trick.Ī few dots gives enough pigment, but it is still quite subtle. If I want to add more depth, I use a few more dots it’s just that simple. I use a few dots around the places I want to contour (mainly the hollows of my cheeks and around the hairline), which is often enough. It is easy to use and gives a natural, flawless finish. I purchased the shade Light-Medium, which is perfect for my light skin tone. The Charlotte Tilbury Contour Wand is one of the best contouring products on the market, in my opinion.
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