Smashbox Step-By-Step Contour Kit

Name: Smashbox Step-By-Step Contour Kit
Brand: Smashbox
SKU: 56e5c01d36d594aa16009917
Price: 40.0 USD
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Smashbox's famous powder contour kit. Perfect for beginners and experts. Slim casing for traveling. Brand new, never used. No box.

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25 Comments

millsc2016 Does it come with brush? And would you trade?☺️

Mar 14Reply

_johannalauren @millsc2016 no, I don't have the brush. Honestly, it doesn't really do much and it was poor quality. You're better off with a real techniques or morphe. And sorry, but I don't trade.

Mar 14Reply

thebohobrunette Does the powder or cream kind work best?

Mar 15Reply

_johannalauren @mels130 I personally love powders because they're easy to layer and get the amount that I want without overdoing it. And with creams you have to go over it with a powder anyway to set it. But it's also a personal preference, too. Are you a beginner at contouring?

Mar 15Reply

thebohobrunette I am! Ha can you tell! It looks so pretty and I wanna figure out how to do it the best

Mar 15Reply

_johannalauren @mels130 lol I'm glad you're asking questions instead of impulsively buying like I did when I started makeup. This is a great palette for beginners bc it's only three colors, so it's not overwhelming like the other popular palettes that usually have six. I travel for school everyday so this is my fave contour palette bc it's slim and can be natural or more intense.

Mar 15Reply

thebohobrunette Well I just bought one, so hopefully it turns out well. Do you have a blending sponge? I've seen those and the brushes

Mar 15Reply

_johannalauren @mels130 I'd recommend sponges for liquid or cream makeup. For powder, brushes work best. Kat Von D has a great dual sided brush for contour and highlighting. But tarte has a few good brushes too. If you're looking for brushes a little cheaper I'd recommend real techniques

Mar 15Reply