Banana Setting Highlighting Pressed Powder Makeup – Yellow Under Eye Concealer, Color Corrector, Contour Highlight Palette Refill Magnetic Pan 37mm, Professional Cosmetics, Paraben Gluten Cruelty Free

Very Natural Results & Non-irritating
I’ve been using this for little less then a month and so far I’m liking it. Lately, I’ve been going for a very natural look. That doesn’t mean less makeup, it means smart color choices and applications.I’ve been going heavy on the dark contouring followed by a heavy bake (may not be necessary for everyone, just works for me.) I’ve been really liking the results! Very soft natural results that last hours (can’t say exactly how many.) I especially love how easily the product is swiped onto my brushes. Lots of pigment and not too much fall-out after I tap brush once before applying. No fall-out when applying to my face. This goes for the highlight pans as well.As for the three highlights, the far left pan which looks yellow is great at covering red areas. I use it around the crooks of my nose and on my cheeks. The far right pan has shimmer. I use it on my cheekbones as I like a little shimmer there. I use the middle pan for all other areas I want to highlight without shimmer (bridge of nose, above brow bone, chin.)Once all applied, bake is finished on the darks, the results are very natural. It does not look like make-up at all but my facial structures how I want them to appear!All pans (highlights & contours) are NON-irritating (I have very sensitive skin) and easily washes off with my face wash and warm water.

Perfect Cool/Fair Contour
If anyone is like me and misses ABH single replacement in Fawn – this is the an exact replica and i have been buying this replacement for years since ABH Fawn was discontinued. Everytime i try to find a new product i always come back to this one.It is the perfect cool powder contour to perfectly create the necessary shadows to reshape your face! Love this product!

Great Kit, I Love It!!!!
I Love this kit!!! I have read so many recommendations/opinions on contouring products. The most common is that women should never use powder contour or highlighter but I completely disagree!!!! I had already ordered this Beauty Junkees kit before completing my research so I was skeptical upon receiving it but I am so glad that I got it. I am sold on powder contour and actually do not care for cream contour products at all. I feel like it is an individual preference based on my experience, I only use powder and Beauty Junkees is a perfect product that goes on, blends and finishes beautifully. I do not recommend applying any highlighting powder under the eyes, it will look cakey and accentuate any lines that are there. I apply a very light setting powder over my makeup after it is completed including under my eyes. I really love this product and plan to order it again.

Not Enough Contrast
I am sorry to say that this just wasn’t what I was looking for in a contour/highlight set. The contour pans were too light and too warm. The highlight pans were too dark; I have very fair skin, and they looked darker than my own skin; I really need something close to a white. In short, there wasn’t enough contrast between the contour and the highlight.To be fair, I haven’t found a contour/highlight kit that I like, and I’ve tried many. They all have the same problem as this one. When you contour, you are trying to create the illusion of a shadow. The French call it “trompe l’oeil”. When you have any red in the contour makeup, it’s just going to look like bronzer which I never really understood anyway. Red comes forward to the eye visually, so it defeats the whole purpose of a contour makeup. You need something much darker with some grey in it, or at least no red at all. Then, of course, you have to apply a very small amount of it and blend like mad, or else you’ll look like you have a smudge on your face.So, now I just use a very pale powder foundation for highlighting (no shimmer please!).For contour, I use a dark taupe eyeshadow, starting with a very thin line underlining the cheekbones, and then blended outward using one of those toothbrush- shaped brushes with very soft and dense bristles. I’ve even experimented using very finely-ground coffee grounds (dried) for contour, and it’s not bad once you brush off the larger particles. Try it some time when you’ve been drinking (if that’s what it takes for you to rub coffee on your face).