Contour

Sculpt. Shape. Snatch. Repeat.
Contour makeup isn’t just about definition—it’s about designing light and shadow in a way that flatters you. These blendable, skin-loving formulas let you dial up the drama or keep it soft and seamless. Think high cheekbones, lifted features and that post-facial kind of glow—all from one palette or stick.

Find your perfect contour match and let the sculpting begin.

Benefit’s Hoola Bronzing Powder is the iconic matte bronzer that gives skin that effortless, just-landed-in-Honolulu glow—minus the plane ticket. Universally flattering and velvety-soft, this bronzer adds warmth without any shimmer, making it the perfect pick for all-over bronzing or soft contouring. Sweep it across cheeks, temples, and jawline for instant definition and dimension that looks sun-kissed, not sparkly.

The best part? Its buildable, blendable texture means you can customise your bronze—from subtly defined to full glam glow-up.

Your passport to a golden-hour finish, year-round.

Looking for a bronzer that sculpts and treats your skin? L’Oréal Paris Back to Bronze Matte Bronzer delivers a soft, sun-warmed glow with the added bonus of skincare benefits. Infused with mango and cocoa butters, this velvety, talc-free formula glides on seamlessly and hydrates as it goes—so it never sits dry or cakey on the skin.

Its neutral tone flatters light to medium skin tones, making it ideal for bronzing and defining key features like cheekbones, jawline and forehead. The finish? Matte, natural-looking and totally believable

How do I choose the right contour shade?

Opt for a cool or neutral tone that’s 1–2 shades deeper than your natural skin tone. Check the product description, do a patch test, and check ingredients if needed.

Cream or powder contour—which is better?

Creams are great for a dewy, skin-like finish; powders work best for a matte, longer-wear look. You can also layer both for extra dimension.

Can I contour if I have dry or oily skin?

Yes—just choose your texture accordingly. Creams suit dry skin, while powders can help control shine on oilier areas.

Is contouring suitable for everyday makeup?

Absolutely! Keep it subtle for a naturally sculpted look, or dial it up for a more dramatic effect.

Where should I apply contour?

It mostly depends on the shape of your face. However, you should focus on under cheekbones, along the jawline, temples, and sides of the nose for a defined yet natural finish.