Overall though, the effects are not as strong as I would like. You can see that my forehead does look smaller, and my nose looks a tiny bit slimmer. However, I really liked the highlighting end, as it did a great job brightening my face. It got rid of the orange pigment, but that also meant that it didn’t have great sculpting effects. When I tried to blend it in, my contour looked quite orange. This worries me, because I definitely prefer a grey tinged contour over a red tinged contour. As you can see, the contour shade comes across looking almost like red clay. Here is the contour map I created to achieve those goals.
Overall, I would like to shrink my forehead, slim down my nose, tighten under my chin, and give myself the illusion of cheekbones. Below, I have swatched the contour end (top), and the highlight end (bottom).Īll right, here is my non-contoured face. 28 oz of product, which is the exact same amount as the KKW stick. Compare these two images:Īlso, I have the ends twisted all the way in the picture above.
The contour shade is a lot darker and more warm toned than it appeared on the website.
Kkw contour stick review skin#
If you have very sensitive skin, please test this product on a small area of skin before using it! Note: I read many reviews today of buyers saying that their faces broke out in a rash after using this product. This Wet n Wild stick is only $4.99! Let’s hope it has good results. Instead, I decided to try out an extremely affordable dual-ended contour stick. Hello friends! The KKW contour kits have been all over the internet lately, and I am not prepared to shell out $48 for it… Especially when there have been very mixed reviews.
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