Testing a cool-toned contour stickfrom @anna.ev.pothier

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Is it actually cool toned and will it work on fair skin? This is the new House Labs contour stick in the shade of profile, which is described as a shadow for fair to light skin tones with neutral to rosy undertones. Looks quite cool in the stick, but that description makes me fear that it is going to blend out a bit warmer. I don't really if you just made if you just made it cool toned, it would contour on everyone. Anyway, this is the shade Profile. It does look like it has a very nice gray overtone, but I do see a little bit of that neutral and rosiness peeking through the back. However, I do feel like it is staying relatively cool toned once I am blending it out. That neutral and that rosiness is definitely pulling through compared to the initial swatch, but I would say it's still living in that neutral to cool range, not pulling too warm. And there's only one thing left to do. House Labs has a really nice formula, so I do expect that this is going to blend up very well, and already just tapping it out, it's dispersing quite nicely. With the contour and without the contour, I would say it is actually casting a shadow. It is pulling a bit more neutral, it's not one of those super like, gray or purple y toned contours that are absolutely stunning if you want a very strong contour. They managed to keep it neutral in a way that doesn't pull orange or like, a blush or a bronzer. Okay, I'm not gonna lie to you guys, I fully went into this product expecting that I was not going to like it. I bought this knowing that it was most likely going to end up getting returned. I swatched it in store and it looked promising, but you never truly know until you put it on your face. And especially on my skin tone, so many products that are labeled contours end up pulling orange. While this did pull a little bit warmer than I would have wanted for a true contour, I do think this is one of the very few products and shades that could potentially give that kind of bron tier look on fair skin. It does have that slight neutral and rosiness, but it also still keeps a good amount of that gray and that shadow as you blend it out. If I am looking to, like, contour contour, I think I would still reach for Rituelle de Fille over the Worse Labs. Let me know if you do wanna see a video comparing these two because I am also very curious. Better me know what you think about this. I think it is actually quite nice. I like it a lot more than I thought I was going to. For a subtle everyday kind of slightly contoured look, I think this might be quite nice. I mean, bare bones basic, if we are just judging on the criteria of does it cast a shadow, yes, it does.