How to apply after using the contour stick? My face is too dirty after using the contour stick

Contouring is very important for a perfect makeup, but not everyone can use the contour stick correctly. If you are not careful, your face will be dirty. So how to apply the contour stick after using it? What should I do if my face is too dirty after using the contour stick?

After using the contour stick, you can use a makeup egg, powder puff or brush to spread it, leaving only traces of contouring. If you really don’t have any tools, you can also spread it directly with your hands. The texture of the contour stick is the same as that of lipstick, which is a soft paste. After applying it on the face, you don’t need to spend a lot of effort to spread it evenly. But it should be noted that the contour stick only needs to be spread to the shadow area that needs to be contoured, and there is no need to apply it on a large area, otherwise the whole makeup will look dirty and fake.

The reason why your face becomes dark after using a contour stick is because you use it incorrectly. If you apply too much eyeshadow to a large area, it will make your face appear darker; if you don't apply it evenly, it will also make your face appear darker. These are the two main reasons. To avoid this, you need to control the area you apply, apply the right amount each time, and apply multiple times. Applying evenly can prevent your face from becoming darker.

Contouring sticks are used for contouring, to highlight or shadow the face, to make the facial features look more three-dimensional. Some contouring sticks have two ends, one for highlighting and the other for shadowing, and you can use them according to your needs. Some contouring sticks only have one end, which can only be used for contouring and do not have a highlighting effect.

You can use your hands, makeup brushes, powder puffs or beauty eggs. The contour stick is a frequently used makeup tool. It can be used to conceal blemishes, contour, and even on top of basic makeup. It is like a crayon with a shadow end on one end and a highlight end on the other.