Elizabeth Mott Bronzer Contour Palette with Highlighting Powder – 6 Blendable Shades for Natural Glow – Long-Lasting, Lightweight, Cruelty-Free & Paraben-Free Makeup Contouring Kit for All Skin Tones

I like it

Really great! I usually use Anastasia but needed something more affordable and this is a powder where I usually use cream based, but goes on good and stays well. Will buy again!

Today is a beautiful product arrived 👍 So the first thing I noticed when this came was how heavy and high end the packaging feels. The mirror is really nice and large, which makes it easy to do your whole make up while holding this. To give this the royal treatment, I even used the darker colors on my eyes in the crease and right highlight shade on my brow bone and my inner corners. These powders are so butter soft, pigmented and not patchy at all. They are powdery, but I tapped off my brush and they didn't give me any problems. This palette has everything you need for contouring and bronzing. I can only use the middle, cool brown shade for contouring, but the other two work like a charm in bronzing up my face. The yellow banana powder is wonderful to set my under eye concealer and it brightens that area like a dream. None of these look cakey or overly powdery, even though I didn't finish them with a setting spray. After I used this on my entire face I found that it gave me an overall natural looking contour and I am so delighted with this product. It is cruelty free (which is a major seller for me, I don't use anything tested on animals), contains no parabens (so no clogged pores) and is as high end as it gets. I find this is comparable to the Anastasia Beverly Hills contour kit ($40), even though in price it is closer to the Morphe Contour palette ($18.99). The Morphe palette contains talc and overall has pretty bad ingredients. Right now this is my holy grail contour palette and I am so very grateful to have been able to try this.

I’m a makeup user, but contouring is relatively new to me and I have yet to master it. I’ve tried out a few different brands, and currently I also have a pricier kit that's a little less useful to me than this one. The colors in this palette aren’t super dark, and that works well with my very light skin, better than the aforementioned expensive one. The colors are also fairly long lasting, but do tend to fade into oblivion over the course of the work day and need to be reapplied if I wanted to go out immediately after work. Not unexpected nor a deal breaker, since most makeup does need to be refreshed. The powders themselves don’t have a strange odor, they stick to a contour brush evenly and apply smoothly. There is a pinkish light color, a banana yellow-y light color, and a more neutral highlighter. The contours are a ruddy brown, and two other sort of neutral browns, one darker than the other. I use them as powder eyeliner as well when I want an understated look. They’re not super pigmented. Overall, I really like this kit. The only reason I didn’t give this five stars is personal preference; I find powders to be very difficult to apply properly and evenly, probably because I’m sort of new to this whole contouring thing. Cream based highlighters and contouring shades are much easier for me to put where I want them and blend into unobtrusiveness. Solid palette, though, and I’m happy I have it in my makeup collection.

Great for me, the colors work great.

Good for the price