Youngblood Pro Sculpt Crème Contour Stick

Creamy contour stick in 5 bronze shades, from light to deep

Contour gives the face shape: a soft shadow under the cheekbones, along the jawline and the sides of the nose brings out your features. Apply the same shade to the areas where the sun naturally hits and you also get a warm, sunny glow. A creamy stick makes this extra easy, because you work directly on the skin and then only need to blend.

The Youngblood Pro Sculpt Crème Contour Stick is available at Glam Skin in 5 shades: Sun-Lit, Sun-Kissed, Sun-Bathed, Sun-Basked and Sun-Drenched. The richly pigmented cream formula melts into the skin, blends seamlessly and is buildable from soft definition to a pronounced contour. The finish is luminous and soft-matte, and according to Youngblood the stick is suitable for all skin types. Each stick contains 10 g.

Why choose the Youngblood Pro Sculpt Crème Contour Stick?

The stick combines contour and bronzer in one product and also contains caring ingredients. That way you add shape and warmth in a few swipes, while the skin stays supple and comfortable.

• Contour, define and bronze with one creamy stick
• Richly pigmented and buildable to the intensity you want
• Lightweight texture that melts into the skin and blends seamlessly
• Luminous, soft-matte finish
• With hyaluronic acid, peptides, niacinamide and shea butter
• Talc-free and, according to Youngblood, suitable for all skin types

Find your ideal shade

The five shades increase in depth. For a soft contour, choose a shade two to three shades deeper than your skin, and for bronzing a shade that is just slightly warmer and deeper.

• Sun-Lit — light bronze; for fair skin or a very soft contour
• Sun-Kissed — medium bronze; for light to medium skin
• Sun-Bathed — tan bronze; for medium to tanned skin
• Sun-Basked — dark bronze; for tanned to dark skin
• Sun-Drenched — deep bronze; the deepest shade, for deep skin

Torn between two shades? Feel free to send us a WhatsApp message with a photo taken in daylight and we'll help you choose.

How do you use a cream contour stick?

1. Apply your foundation; a cream stick works best on a base that hasn't been powdered yet
2. Swipe the stick directly onto the areas where the sun naturally hits: cheekbones, jawline, sides of the nose and forehead
3. Blend seamlessly with the YB15 Crème Contour Brush or your fingertips
4. Add an extra layer if you want more definition or deeper bronzing
5. Add a highlighter on top of the cheekbones for contrast if you like

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between contour and bronzer?

Contour adds shadow and shape, for example under the cheekbones and along the jawline. Bronzer adds warmth to the areas where the sun hits. With the Pro Sculpt Stick you do both: a thin layer for sunny warmth, or applied in a targeted way and built up for definition.

Should I choose a cream stick or a powder bronzer?

A cream stick melts into the skin and suits drier or normal skin and liquid foundation beautifully. A powder, such as the Youngblood Defining Bronzer, works well over a powdered base and on combination skin. You can also use both: cream first, then a thin layer of powder for extra staying power.

Which highlighter suits the contour stick?

A cream highlighter matches the texture best, such as the Pro Glow Crème Highlighter Stick. If you then work with powder, you can also use the Light Reflecting Highlighter. Apply the highlighter on top of the cheekbones, just above the contour.

Which brush do I use?

Youngblood recommends the YB15 Crème Contour Brush to blend and buff the stick. It gives you a natural, sculpted finish without streaks.