Underpainting Face Highlight & Contour Palette

I've kind of put this in my everyday makeup routine and ever since I've got it, I've made it my duty to use it every single day so that I can review it for you in a couple weeks.▶ 0:03–0:08

I do use it for underpainting because I think it works well like that, but I think it actually looks the best on top of makeup.▶ 6:10–6:14

I actually use every single shade in this palette quite often, except for this last shade right here.▶ 7:19–7:28

I feel like putting it on top of makeup gives me a little bit more of the result that I want in terms of it just being as dramatic as I like for like a contoured and highlighted look.▶ 7:36–7:44

If you do it underneath your makeup, you get that more subtle kind of like buttery skin.▶ 7:51–7:55

I also really like the little bit of color corrector mixed with highlight number one. And you can pop that right along the side of the nose.▶ 7:57–8:04

This kind of gives you that like photoshopped in real life type of look in the center of the face.▶ 8:06–8:12

These also have a blurring effect on the skin.▶ 8:10–8:17

I love the formula of this palette and I love this setup.▶ 15:11–15:14

You have everything that you need in this palette.▶ 15:25–15:27

You have your cream highlight, the, sorry, color corrector, cream highlight one, cream highlight two, and you have a contour and a bronze.▶ 15:28–15:29

I think that these apply really beautifully to the skin.▶ 15:35–15:38

It's easy to build the products on top of itself to achieve the level of intensity that you so desire.▶ 15:38–15:45

If you want more of a natural type of contour and highlights it's very easy to attain that you really want to layer it on top of itself.▶ 15:45–15:49

It's really easy to get more intensity and more dramatic chisel and highlight from the palette.▶ 15:49–15:58