My sculpted face…. And my patience too.

The Anastasia Beverly Hills Powder Contour Kit always caught my eye because of its iconic status, but using the product daily helped me better understand its strengths and weaknesses. In terms of buildability, I appreciate that the shadows aren't overly pigmented in a single swipe; you can build intensity gradually without ending up with harsh lines. However, if your skin is very fair or very dark, some shades might feel less versatile. The size is decent; it's not huge, but the pans last quite a while. It's not the kind of palette you'll run out of quickly, especially if you only use it for sculpting. Even so, the packaging feels a bit bulky to carry in your purse. The finish is completely matte and slightly dry, which helps define contours without shine but can emphasize texture if your skin isn't well-hydrated. When blended well, the contour looks quite natural, not at all exaggerated. As for longevity, it lasts very well. On normal to combination skin, it stays practically the same throughout the day without patching. In humid climates or on oily skin, it might fade, but it still holds up better than other powder contours I've tried. As for the fragrance, it's practically nonexistent. If you're bothered by the scent of some makeup products, this one is undetectable; it doesn't smell like chemicals or perfume, just neutral. Overall, it's a solid palette for those who prefer a matte, buildable, and long-lasting contour, although it's not the most practical to carry or the creamiest to the touch.

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it’s very multi use

very nice pigmentation the shade range is amazing and lasts all day with the perfect foundation i like to use this for eyeshadow looks too so it’s a 2 for 1 for me

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