Contouring: With its unique formula, the Contouring Stick can easily contour the face in a personalised way, whether customers are looking for a three-dimensional, high-class look or a natural, soft, everyday make-up look, it can meet their needs.

Long-lasting: The high-tech formula locks in colour for a long time, keeping makeup long-lasting and vibrant even in humid or hot environments, so you don’t have to touch up as often to enjoy a perfect look all day long.

Natural Blending: The fine texture of the stick blends easily with the skin to create a natural, flawless look. It matches both light and dark skin tones for a natural, softly shaded look.

Silky and easy to push: The unique silky texture makes the application process easy and pleasurable, and is less likely to cause snags or drag, giving you a more refined and delicate look.

Multi-functional application: In addition to being used for facial contouring, the stick can also be used on other parts of the face, such as the nose, chin, hairline, etc., to achieve an all-rounded touch-up effect, making it easy for customers to create the perfect make-up look.

Yes, as a general rule, foundation should be applied first to your make-up, followed by touch-ups. This is because foundation helps to even out the skin tone and provides a good base for subsequent finishing steps. Contouring, on the other hand, is done after foundation to shape and emphasise the contours of the face through highlighting, shading and other techniques to give the makeup a more three-dimensional and layered look.

However, the steps and order of makeup application are not set in stone and can be flexibly adapted to suit your individual skin type, preferences and specific makeup needs. If you are accustomed to or prefer contouring before applying foundation, it is fine as long as you make sure the final result is natural and harmonious.

Highlighting and contouring is a common technique used in make-up to contour the face and brighten the skin for a more dimensional and luminous look.

• Contouring focuses on creating shadows in specific areas of the face with darker toned products to create dimension and contour. Commonly used areas include underneath the cheekbones, temples, middle of the face, and the bridge of the nose, with brown and coffee colours being the main products used.

• Highlighting is applied to the visible areas of the face, such as the bridge of the nose, forehead, cheekbones, brow bones, the centre of the face and the chin, to enhance the look and feel of the entire make-up. Highlighting products are usually available in a variety of colours, such as champagne and white.

• Highlighting and contouring play different roles in make-up, but they are often used in combination to create a more refined, three-dimensional effect. Contouring helps to shape and emphasise the contours of the face, while highlighting brightens the skin and makes the face look fuller and more radiant.