Beginners & advanced guide to Contouring, Sculpting & Highlighting | Rimmel London

Whether you’re just starting out in contouring or are highly skilled in sculpting, blogger Sophie Hannah Richardson shows you how to get the perfect contoured look. Firstly, you need to ace that base. Use our Fix & Perfect primer to create an even canvas to apply your make up. Then take Match Perfection concealer, applying under the eyes and on any other blemishes you may have. Blend this in by using your fingers or a tool such as a beauty sponge or brush. Apply Match Perfection Foundation over the face, using your fingers or a brush to really work the foundation into the skin. After you’ve applied your base coat of foundation, you’re going to take your Match Perfection concealer again, applying under the eyes and along the cheekbones. Before you work that into your skin, use a darker shade of Match Perfection (usually 2 or 3 shades darker will work), applying using a brush just under your cheekbones. Then take a tool, such as a sponge or a brush to work the different foundation and the concealer into the skin. After you have done that, take our Good To Glow highlighter straight down the nose and apply to the top of your cheekbones, reaching the bottom of the temples. Once this is blended, you can add further shadow under your jawline and to the sides of your nose to further enhance your natural shadows. Fix this with a lose power, such as Match Perfection Silky Loose Face Powder over the entire face. If you’re looking to intensify your look, take our Kate Moss Sculpting