Benefit hoola cream contour stick skin#
The darker your skin tone, the more subtle this is going to look on you. That said, I do think this makes a nice bronzer if, in MAC terms, you are a NC/NW15-20 to NC/NW30. Let me explain why: When you look at natural shadows on a face, which is what a contour mimics, they’re cool tones because, well, that’s what real shadows are! Therefore, if you want an actual CONTOUR, you want to go for a product that has less warm/red/orange tones, which is what this stick has. Both personally and professionally when doing makeup on clients, I go for cooler tones 90% of the time when I’m contouring. My darling French Mastiff, Wednesday, ate the box before I could snap a photo of the ingredients list, but I’ll try to get one up for you soon!Īlright, so let me give you the rundown on this “contour stick”… It’s not one, unless you like a pretty darn warm toned contour. The stick itself twists up and back down into the tube, so it’s well protected and convenient to use. It’s very eye-catching and perfect for summer! I tossed it in my makeup bag for a day to see if it held up well and it didn’t pop open or make a mess. The Hoola Quickie Contour Stick comes in a tube that looks like a gilded stick of bamboo. If you’d like to get updates on upcoming posts, stay in touch or chat with me, and get sneak peeks of new products that I’ll be testing and reviewing, be sure to follow me on twitter, instagram, and snapchat, all lesley_makeup! Since Benefit is a cruelty-free company, this was not tested on animals ❤ That seems to be a pretty average price for something like this, considering that ABH’s foundation sticks sell for $25 and contain 0.32 oz of product. It goes for $28 and contains 8.5 g / 0.3 oz of product. This is a new but permanent product which you can purchase at Ulta, Sephora, Macy’s, and wherever else that Benefit is sold.
I’ll get into more details about what skin tones this is best suited for, along with application tips later on in this post, so keep reading! And as always, I hope you enjoy this post as much as I enjoy sharing these new products with you!
It’s convenient and has a wonderful formula. On the other hand, it does make a nice bronzer for certain skin tones.
Benefit hoola cream contour stick archive#
« Mar May » archive archive catergories catergories tagsīenefit has really been making an effort to widen their range of products and formulas lately, which I think we all appreciate, BUT I’m still on the fence with the Hoola Quickie Contour Stick… I’m just going to state the obvious here and say that I definitely wouldn’t call this a true “contour” stick because it’s quite warm toned.
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