28 September 2015
Seventeen Cosmetics Define & Conquer Contour Kit
I've been on a bit of a spree of the old Seventeen stand in Boots recently. I think it was three for two on items and you also got a free gift for spending over £5. I'll be featuring the free gift here at the end of the week so look out for that. What I wanted to feature today was the Define & Conquer palette/kit, which is a cute little compact containing a light and a darker powder for contouring.
I have to admit contouring was a bit like a foreign language to me. It was really scary when it first became a 'thing' but now I'm seeing these sorts of kits come out that don't have such scary looking shades in them, so I thought I'd pluck up the courage and try one out.
Thankfully this came with a handy little guide, telling me where on my face to apply which shade of powder. I found it extremely helpful and a bit less nervewracking when applying. After applying foundation I usually look a little pale and while blusher does help to add some colour into my cheeks, I'm still a little ghostly elsewhere so the darker contour powder really helped my face to look a little less dead, while the highlighter helped to add a bit of a glow.
I have to admit I applied it very minimally, just because I wasn't sure what I was doing and had this fear of ending up with brown stripes across my face, but I was pleased with the finished result and could definitely see a bit more colour in my face, which may not show up in the pictures incredibly well, but I promise you it's there!
I definitely think practice makes perfect when it comes to contouring so I like the fact the powders are blendable and buildable, enabling you to keep things quite simple or you can go all out Kim /kardashian if you to choose. This is a great little foolproof compact for people like me who have never tried contouring before and are a bit scared of it. It's like contouring for dummies!
Have you tried the Define & Conquer kit from Seventeen Cosmetics? Let me know your thoughts in the comments.
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Looks lovely on you! <3 haven't tried this palette since my go to contour palette is from sleek but I like how this one is also great for first timers, the added guide sure helps! <3
ReplyDeletezaras-bowsandpearls.blogspot.co.uk
Thank you! I love the little guide.
DeleteI haven't tried this one yet either. There are so many contour palettes out now and I'm a newbie to it but I find the sleek one to be good as it comes with a pretty blush
ReplyDeleteLeanne | www.oohsimplething.blogspot.co.uk
A few people have mentioned the Sleek one, I might have to try it out!
DeleteThat looks like a great, subtle colour - I tend to find most of the contour shades I pick up read too orange on me, and I have the same fear/lack of experience with contouring as you so I haven't wanted to dive in and buy something pricier!
ReplyDeleteMisia xx
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You should definitely give this a try!
DeleteSeems like a great little contour duo - so nice and subtle too!
ReplyDeleteLucy | www.foreverseptemberr.blogspot.co.uk
I think so too!
DeleteI am a total novice with contouring so love little kits like this and need to try seventeen xx
ReplyDeleteI am too, this kit is perfect!
DeleteI recently received this and fell in love with it, i found it super easy to blend x
ReplyDeleteEmma | Emmys Beauty Cave
It's fab!
DeleteI love this little kit, as you say perfect for novices! xx
ReplyDeleteIoanna | Hearting.co.uk
Definitely!
DeleteI really like the look of this, especially having both shades together makes it really handy x
ReplyDeleteZoe Mountford x
This palette has literally gone CRAZY in the blogging world! I'm yet to try it as I am still getting the hang of contouring, though I love highlighting. It doesn't look intimidating which I feel some contouring palettes do, so ideal for beginners. Seventeen usually have deals on so might need to pick this up! Great review! xx
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