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Sometimes the best beauty days are the ones where you don?t really try at all. Today I wanted to play with the new It Cosmetics Universal Contouring Palette for Face and Body ($40), but I didn?t want to spend more than 30 seconds on each eye. I also decided to channel my inner Pebbles Flintstone. Days like these are made for bold lips. It?s called deflecting!
Anyway, while It Cosmetics has created quite a lovely palette, I find the brand?s marketing description kind of off putting. The mention of plastic surgery and fillers sets the wrong tone for me and makes me feel like the goal with contouring should be to actually change your features instead of enhance them. Of course, there are times when the goal is to change facial features, but I think for your average cosmetic consumer (not makeup artist), that?s not what it?s about. From It Cosmetics:
?Developed with plastic surgeons, the leading experts in contouring and aesthetics, each powder shade is formulated with proprietary Perfect Lighting? Technology to mimic real facial contouring and provide a foolproof alternative to fillers. While the four contour shades abs...