NYX PROFESSIONAL MAKEUP Conceal Correct Contour Palette - Light

Came in perfect condition, love love this concealer. Coverage 100%, blends incredibly good.

I bought this for my daughter for school this year. She's more interested in makeup and learning contouring and at 13 it's a great time to start learning and experimenting with makeup. I went with this shade palette because she has a more pale complexion. And let me say it's not the easiest to find good lighter contour palettes. This is a very good palette for anyone with a lighter complexion. This is cream. Not powder. But that tends to be a personal preference. It's easy to work with. Easy to blend and layer. I've used it a few times also and have been pleasantly surprised by how nice it is. Especially for the price. It's no $90 palette but there have definitely been days where I've preferred this over my more expensive palettes and it's been perfect for my daughter.

Kind of greasy. Colors are ok, but none match my skintone well.

Just looking for an affordable introduction to practice my cream contour. Nyx surprised me with it formula which is easy to apply, easy to work with, and lasts all day. I compare it to other products I've tried such as Colourpop and ABH creams, and Maybelline and Wet 'n Wild liquids. I gave it four stars because I think I can safely assume you will only use 2-3 colors. It's great for finding a match for your medium shade, but there's only going to be one darker shade and one (maybe two) light shade. I wouldn't necessarily buy this again now that I know what colors I actually use and would then look for a larger 3-pan kit from Nyx. Also of note: I use the technique where you apply the contour before foundation. I mention this because I apply the contour a little heavier and lean into the drama. Once you apply foundation, you can blend out and soften it up. I think this technique also helps with the ease of use and product longevity. If you use a different technique, I imagine you might have a different experience with this product (but maybe not!)

I had never tried contouring before but I followed a tutorial online and this stuff worked great. Like other reviews said it is thick but if you use the right brushes it is easily blended. I used a foundation brush to put it on and then a contour brush to blend it. I use all the colors except for the pink one because it is not even visible on my skin lol. I went from never having done contour before to looking like a Kardashian. It looked like a professional had done my makeup. This is a great product for you if you can't afford the high dollar versions. High quality without the high price. After trying the others I have stuck with this one. This is a cream product and I think that's important. Since I started using this one I have tried powders and they just don't work as well. Trying to blend a powder just brushes them right off. They also don't last through the day. Stick with cream. And beware of some contour kits on Amazon that claim to be cream and are not. Check the ingredients, if one of the top ingredients is talc it is not cream!

Like magic

I was really excited to see that this product had 4 stars. Unfortunately, I don't understand why. I attempted to use this product as my concealer and contour 4 different times. Each time, the product was difficult to use. there is no use of trying to use a brush because you will need to warm it or it will be difficult to remove from the pan. Your fingers are your best bet. It was difficult to blend as well (with a damp beauty blender). You really have to smear the beauty blender to get the contour to move, and even then, you risk ruining your foundation. I thought maybe I just wasn't using the product correctly, so I tried to YouTube reviews and how to videos. All of the videos had the same discrepancies as me and said they would rather stick with there Anastasia Beverly hills cream contour kit (I Agree). I went to marshalls and found a good Anastasia Beverly hills cream contour kit for $15 and I love it.

I picked up the NYX PROFESSIONAL MAKEUP Conceal Correct Palette hoping it would be a versatile solution for covering blemishes and evening out my skin tone. At first glance, the variety of shades seemed promising—I thought it would let me both color-correct and conceal with one product. Unfortunately, it didn’t live up to my expectations. The pigmentation is weak, especially for the correcting shades. I had to layer them on pretty thick just to see any effect, and even then, they didn’t blend well into my skin. The concealer shades aren’t much better—they settle into fine lines and creases within an hour or two, which makes my under-eye area look worse than before. To be fair, the palette is affordable, but you really get what you pay for here. It’s also a bit drying, even when I prepped my skin with moisturizer and primer. For the price, I expected at least one or two shades that worked well, but none of them stood out as particularly useful. If you’re new to makeup or just experimenting, this might work in a pinch, but for anyone with more experience or higher expectations, there are much better options out there. Disappointing overall.