One of the greatest mysteries of makeup is how to contour and highlight based on your face shape. If you're anything like me, these two beauty aspects have confused and haunted me since my early ...

MUSIC BY JAZ LOTTAY In this video, Sonjdra, a Makeup Artist based in Vancouver, Canada, demonstrates how to contour using the ...

Conturing and highlighting can be done subtly to enhance your features; it can also completely change how you face and body look. While contouring techniques are most often used on the face ...

For contouring, you will need a contour shade that is a few shades darker than your skin tone and a highlight shade that is a few shades lighter. You can find good options for colors in most cream ...

We achieved modelesque cheekbones with the MAC Studio Fix Sculpt and Shape Contour Palette Alyssa Brascia is a staff shopping writer for PEOPLE with two years of experience in the digital media ...

These palettes come with a generous combination of contour and highlighting shades that can be mixed together to create your ideal color. They are also all compact enough to make travel easy ...

Looking for a facelift minus the huge price tag? These contour sticks do it all, from sculpting, to highlighting, to concealing any blemishes. If the tones don't suit your skin perfectly ...

The most important part to the underpainting technique is the order in which you apply your contour, highlight and foundation. “Trust the process, and be intentional with building up the product ...

Using a sponge (I love a Beauty Blender) or a soft fluffy brush, diffuse and blend the edges of your contour into your foundation being careful not to blend into areas you want to highlight.

Hi, hello, and welcome to today’s brief beauty history lesson (I promise no pop quizzes): Contouring, baking, and extreme highlighting didn't come from your BFF who's, like, super into makeup.

"A good contour is like a great pair of Spanx," says makeup artist Vincent Oquendo. "You want to shape and define different areas, without anyone noticing you've had assistance." In other words ...