Multi Use Sculpting Palette

It’s BACK and it’s better! Contouring has had a MAJOR revamp since we launched our first Contour Palette back in 2018, so let us introduce you to our NEW Multi-Use Sculpting Palette. Enhance your natural bone structure and define your features with gorgeous creamy, blend-able shades.

Featuring three shades to conceal, highlight and brighten and three shades to contour, define and bronze, this palette contains everything you need and MORE to create a flattering, sculpted look, tailored to you.

A little goes a long way with the highly pigmented formula, and with medium coverage you can build-up your desired intensity – perfect if you want that ‘no makeup-makeup’ look or ‘going out-out’ full glam! Plus, getting ready on the go has never been easier thanks to the full-sized mirror and travel- friendly slimline compact. What’s not to love?!

This palette will enable you to get natural, lifted, TikTok-worthy definition without any harsh hollowing or that heavy makeup feeling. Nail the latest trends and keep your contour fresh!

Mix and match the shades to create a custom colour to suit your desired look and skin tone as it changes throughout the seasons. The ultra-creamy formula blends effortlessly to create a second skin finish for gorgeous definition that looks totally au naturel.

How to Use

1. Choose a deeper shade to create soft definition wherever shadows fall naturally on your face – under your cheekbones and along your jawline, for example! Also apply a rich colour around the edges of your face for flattering warmth and a naturally sun-kissed look. MUA TIP: Don’t drag shadow shades too far down the cheek – this can feel a bit heavy! Keep your cheek contour HIGH and work upwards and outwards, towards your temple.

2. Choose a brightening, lighter shade and apply under your eyes, across your forehead and on the fullest part of your cheeks. Keep this lighter tone focused mostly on the centre of your face – basically anywhere you want to create a perfected, bright & flattering finish.

3. Finish with the lightest, highlighter shade to pick out the highest points of your bone structure – the bridge of your nose, the highest point of your cheekbones and the centre of your chin.