Beauty chat on the schedule today, and we will be talking about one of my beauty bags must haves – contour sticks. Don’t you agree that playing with makeup, especially contouring, gives us so much power over our looks? It’s like creating art on your face, and I believe it has revolutionised the way we approach beauty. Here are a few of my top picks that I absolutely love and think you will too.

Fenty Beauty‘s Match Stix Matte Contour Skinsticks are a game-changer. They come in a range of shades that complement various skin tones and are super easy to use with their stick format. The cream-to-powder formula is weightless, blends like a dream, and stays put without creasing or caking, giving you a flawless contoured look. Whats great about Fenty is that you will find any kind of tone and undertone you might be after – cooler tones or warmer, each to their own.

For that instant sunkissed glow, I reach for Milk‘s multi-use cream bronzer stick. Not I know they do bronzing stick and a contour stick, but they are both great. On this occasion I am focusing on the bronzing stick as I used that one a little bit more. It has a hydrating formula that delivers buildable, blendable colour, adding warmth to the skin without any shimmer. I personally use it as a contour stick due to its perfect shade that’s neither too dark nor too orange.

Nudestix Nudies Matte Cream Bronzer is lovely for quick and easy face sculpting. It’s a lightweight cream-to-powder formula that creates a natural, subtle contour, enhancing your bone structure for a youthful look. The blendable pigments effortlessly define cheekbones, forehead, nose, and jawline, giving you softly sculpted features. And I love when a brand pays attention to the small but useful touches, such as a brush on the bottom side. This is probably the most light weight contour stick on our list.

For gorgeous sculpted cheekbones, Charlotte Tilbury‘s contour stick is a must-have. Its cushion applicator ensures even product distribution, and you can achieve from light to really exaggerated effect with it. My only downside with this product is that it can get a little bit messy but I find it to have the best results when you want to really enhance your bone structure.

Lastly, Victoria Beckham Beauty’s sculpting stick is a game-changer for a good nose contour. It’s slim, targeted, and makes contouring a breeze. The creamy texture blends like a dream and provides a moisturising, second-skin finish that lasts, which I believe, we are all big fans of!

I hope you enjoyed this beauty chat and found some new favourites to try out! Let me know which contour sticks you love and how you like to use them. Can’t wait to hear from you!