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The words ?contouring? and ?easy? don?t usually fit into the same sentence for me, but I think it is possible to have them both with this particular popular palette: the Too Faced Cocoa Contour Palette ($40).
Most contouring palettes have a LOT going on, but this one has such a logical, simple layout. It only has four pans, but it always comes in handy, no matter if I feel like wearing a little makeup or a lot. Contouring has never been a part of my daily makeup routine, but I?m surprised by how quickly I?ve grown to like using this palette!
The super soft contour buki brush is included with the palette

Wearing the Contour Palette?s Medium Mocha + Cocoa Butter, along with Too Faced Sparkling Bellini blush, on my cheeks

The full face featuring clean eyebrows (L?Oreal Brow Stylist Definer in Dark Brunette), a pop of color (Make Up For Ever Aqua XL Liner in I-32), and contoured cheeks (Too Faced Cocoa Contour)

Swatches of the Too Faced Contour Palette

Breakdown of the colors
The colors are spot-on for my light warm skin tone ? not too cool and not too warm ? and Medium Mocha is my favorite one. But I also like D...