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Contouring & Sculpting

Contour, bronzer and highlight placement mapped to your actual face shape — cream versus powder, where it goes, and how to keep it natural. No one-size-fits-all diagrams.

Contour Core

How to Contour for Every Face Shape: Oval, Round, Square, Heart

Match your contour placement to your face shape: round faces need cheekbone hollows and temples.

How to Contour Your Face: A Beginner's Complete Guide

Apply a shade 1–2 tones darker than your skin below the cheekbones, temples, and jawline.

Cream Contour vs Powder Contour: Which Is Better for You?

Dry skin: choose cream contour. Oily skin: choose powder. Beginners often find powder more forgiving.

How to Contour Your Nose: Techniques for Every Nose Shape

Draw two thin parallel lines of cool-toned contour down both sides of the nose bridge.

Bronzer Blush Highlight

Blush Placement Guide for Every Face Shape

Place blush on the cheekbones — not the apples.

Powder vs Cream vs Liquid Blush: Which Is Right for You?

Powder blush suits oily skin; cream suits dry or mature skin.

How to Apply Bronzer Without Looking Orange

Apply bronzer one to two shades darker than your skin in a '3' shape along.

How to Highlight Your Face: Placement, Products & Finishes

Apply highlighter to the tops of cheekbones, brow bones, nose bridge.