However, I still like Canmake as it’ll be awesome to create those super dramatic makeup looks with it.
#CANMAKE CONTOUR POWDER SKIN#
In my case, I like Eglips more since it’s suitable for an everyday look which I always do, it matches my skin tone better, and I’m a beginner at contour so it’s easy to use. Conclusionĭepending on your preference, skin tone, and skills, you may like one more than the other. For Eglips’ shade in 02 Sand, there’s just something about its shade that creates that natural-looking shadow without being too overbearing.Ĭanmake gets a 4/5 stars in terms of colour tone, whereas Eglips’ colour is on point so definitely a 10/5 stars. I probably should have taken the lighter shade… But! I still like Canmake’s as I can use it for a harsher contour.
#CANMAKE CONTOUR POWDER PRO#
ColourĬanmake’s shade in 01 Danish Brown looks a bit too unnaturally warm for my skin tone. Contour powder created in collaboration with the beauty blogger lilimakes with Corazona.Define and sculpt your face like a pro with these contouring. Just that Eglips is easier to control compared to Canmake. But both are still easy to use in my opinion. I give Canmake 4/5 stars and Eglips 5/5 stars for this. When you compare both, you can see that Eglips looks as though it’s not on my face, but yet there’s a slight shadow there, whereas Canmake is shouting out its presence HAHA. I personally prefer Eglips because it was easier to blend it into my face. Canmake Shading Powder in 01 Danish Brown Eglips Slim Fit Shading in 02 Sand Blend-abilityĬanmake looks a little patchy, but that could be due to my noob technique.
I used Eglips on my left side of my face and Canmake on my right side to see how they both compare. Canmake Shading Powder in 01 Danish Brown and Eglips Slim Fit Shading in 02 Sand How It Looks On The Face But that could be due to the shade colour since both of their shades are very different. Eglips is a neutral-ish tone and lighter, but I think it’s great for an everyday makeup look.Ĭomparing both, I think Canmake has better pigmentation compared to Eglips. Comparing both brands, Canmake is obviously darker and has a warmer tone to it. I purposely chose a darker contour colour for both brands because I’m not as fair as Koreans (unfortunately), so a darker shade will appear nicely on my skin. I loved their blush so I thought, why not try their contour too? Eglips Slim Fit Shading in the shade 02 Sand Hand Swatch and Pigmentation Canmake Shading Powder in the shade 01 Danish BrownĪnd I also came across Eglips. So thank you beauty gurus for making me spend more money unnecessarily by recommending Canmake Shading Powder. I’ve tried cream contour and liquid contour, but I had a bit of difficulty controlling the product so I wanted to try out powder contour. Just for context, this is how my face normally looks like.
Click the photo if you want to watch our syok sendiri video. There’s this video I’ve done with Xindy ( she’s also a writer here on Beauty Memo!) and my face actually looked fatter after makeup because I didn’t know the magic of contour at that time. Cream products can also be used to contour, but powder is easier to work with, especially for beginners.I never realised how important contour is until I looked back at the videos I’ve done as Poki Peach. Just make sure that the color is only 1-2 shades darker than your natural skin tone, and that it matches your natural warm or cool undertones. A darker foundation or concealer, a matte bronzer, a sculpting powder, or a shade from a contour palette will all do nicely.
Travel straight down the length of your nose on each side, and end each line at the inside edge of your nostrils.
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