SHEGLAM Sun Sculpt Cool Toned Liquid Contour Stick Long Lasting Cream Bronzer Makeup – Golden Sun by SHEGLAM

I am genuinely impressed with the SHEGLAM Contour! The formula is smooth, blendable, and gives a flawless sculpted look without being too heavy. It melts right into the skin and looks super natural, no harsh lines. The color is perfectly cool-toned for contouring, and the pigmentation is just right: buildable and easy to control. It gives definition to the face in seconds and makes the cheekbones, jawline, and nose pop effortlessly.
What makes it even better is the sleek packaging and sponge-tip applicator that makes applying so simple and mess-free.

The SHEGLAM Sun Sculpt Liquid Contour Stick in Soft Tan has quickly become one of my favorite steps in my makeup routine. The cool-toned shade is perfect for creating a natural shadow—no orange undertones, just that subtle sculpted look that flatters my face shape.

The formula is creamy, super blendable, and buildable. I use a damp sponge or brush, and it melts into my skin without disturbing my foundation. It also lasts all day without getting patchy or fading.

If you’re looking for an affordable, easy-to-use cream contour that gives you definition without harsh lines, this is it. Highly recommend, especially if you’re new to contouring or want something foolproof!

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This product is OK – SHEGLAM Sun Sculpt Cool Toned Liquid Contour Stick.

I am honestly not sure why this has such good reviews. It is probably because of the price point, but that is it. Anyone who is interested enough in makeup to do contours should invest in a better contour stick, and I will explain why below.

For context, I have very light skin with neutral undertones (I tan, but I do not go out in the sun, so my skin tone is very fair). So I purchased this in the “Soft Tan” variant. Side note, but I probably would not recommend this variant for neutral to warm undertones because it doesn’t sit right with me; looking back, I should probably have purchased “Golden Sun.” My hair is naturally a medium brown shade but it has been dyed to a golden brown. With those things considered, some contour shades may look better than others, but there’s my opinion on that.

Here’s my detailed review, with pros and cons and usage advice.

CON:
First of all, this product blends very poorly. I kind of like the applicator; it’s a spongy kind of material that you just dab onto your skin. I dabbed it onto my cheekbones about three times each. I applied it after using my favorite tinted CC cream. First I tried spreading it with my finger, and the product COMPLETELY wore off. I was actually surprised that by the end of my makeup look, I could not see the contour at all. I get the impression that this contour is very poorly pigmented – you’ll need to use much extra to get the desired contour. However, if your CC cream, foundation, etc. is tinted, you will absolutely need to buy a darker contour – since the pigment is poor, this contour is very light in appearance regardless of the shade you’re seeing in the product images.

I bought a Physician’s Formula contour/blush stick and this is the product I am currently using, and it’s not much pricier, applies creamier, and blends so much nicer with my CC cream or my foundation. It also has a lovely scent. The Sheglam contour has no scent.

ADVICE:
I would suspect that this contour blends much better if you use a decent quality brush. But because of the poor pigment, you’ll likely need to use a darker shade than you expected, or use more product, causing this to run out faster.

This contour is *decent* if you do not use a tinted product beforehand. I decided that for the sake of this review, I would apply the contour onto my hand to see its actual shade. It still has a poor pigment, but the contour is visible on my skin. It feels like a lightweight formula and it does not easily rub off. HOWEVER, I also tried applying my Neutrogena Serum Foundation onto my hand along with three dabs of the contour, blended with my finger, and then used a little bit of my Skinfood Peach setting powder, and the contour nearly completely went invisible. Not good – your setting powder may reduce the effectiveness of this particular contour! However, I could also see why someone would want this, for that more “natural” look. Good or a bad thing, depending on the user.

CON:
I also realize that the application of this contour would be trickier if you contour your nose, forehead, and jawline. Because you have to dab the product on, and because of the poor… spreadability? Your contour might look poor quality depending on the area. I tried it on both my forehead and jawline – it looked bad to me. I also could not imagine dabbing my nose with spots of contour and trying to blend it.

Overall, I would not repurchase this. If anything, I am on my way to the trashcan with this thing in hand, unfortunately. That’s not to say I wouldn’t recommend Sheglam products – the blush was a lot better, for instance.

The SHEGLAM Sun Sculpt Liquid Contour Stick in Warm Honey is an affordable yet effective contouring option. Its creamy, blendable formula provides a natural, warm glow and stays put throughout the day. Great for its cost, making it a fantastic choice for budget-conscious makeup lovers.