I bought Loreals Infallible Sculpt Contouring Palette a while back to test out. The packaging says its a cream to powder finish which sounded pretty amazing. The palette retails for around £10 and has boasted many good reviews on several different websites.
Unfortunately due to my pregnancy hormones; my skin has been extremely unpredictable and constantly bouncing between extremely oily and scaly dry. I did find that towards the end of the day my skin tends to lean towards the oily side so saying that; when I did use this contour kit, I found that it was making my skin even worse due to the texture being a cream consistency- which is why I bought the powder contour kit from Seventeen.
Seventeens Define & Conquer Contour Kit is a powder compact and retails for around £6 from Boots. Both contour kits come with a mirror within the compact.
I've found that the Loreal Contour kit has a nice subtle colour and doesn't come out too dark in colour. The cream consistency also enables layering for a more intense colour. The creamy texture also allows for easy blending.
The Seventeen contour kit is very easy to use for beginners. I did find it hard to use for my nose contouring, though as I didn't have the correct type of brush for it. So I used Loreal Infalliable Sculpt for my nose and the Seventeen palette for my cheeks and face.
Before and After contouring with both kits :)
Amy x
Seventeens Define & Conquer Contour Kit is a powder compact and retails for around £6 from Boots. Both contour kits come with a mirror within the compact.
The Seventeen contour kit is very easy to use for beginners. I did find it hard to use for my nose contouring, though as I didn't have the correct type of brush for it. So I used Loreal Infalliable Sculpt for my nose and the Seventeen palette for my cheeks and face.
Before and After contouring with both kits :)
Amy x
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