Youngblood Pro Sculpt Crème Contour Stick Sun-Lit 10g

Cream contour stick in light bronze for soft definition on fair skin

On fair skin, a contour that is too dark quickly shows up as a stripe rather than a shadow. A light bronze shade gives just enough depth to softly accentuate the cheekbones and jawline, without you being able to see where the colour starts. A cream texture makes it even easier, because it melts into the skin and leaves no powdery layer behind. Youngblood Pro Sculpt Crème Contour Stick Sun-Lit is exactly that kind of light contour stick.

The richly pigmented formula glides straight from the stick onto the skin and blends out seamlessly. You build the intensity yourself: one swipe for a touch of warmth, a second layer for more definition. According to Youngblood, the finish is luminous and soft-matte, so skin looks lively rather than flat. Caring ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, niacinamide and shea butter keep skin comfortable. The stick contains 10 g.

Colour: Sun-Lit is a light bronze, the lightest of the five shades. It gives a soft shadow and warmth that looks natural on fair skin. The other shades increase in depth: Sun-Kissed (medium bronze), Sun-Bathed (tan bronze), Sun-Basked (dark bronze) and Sun-Drenched (deep bronze).

Benefits

• Light bronze for a soft contour without a harsh line
• Creamy texture that melts into the skin and blends seamlessly
• Buildable from subtle warmth to clear definition
• Luminous, soft-matte finish
• With hyaluronic acid, peptides, niacinamide and shea butter
• Talc-free and, according to Youngblood, suitable for all skin types

Active ingredients

Alongside the pigments, the stick contains ingredients that care for the skin underneath your make-up:

Hyaluronic acid: Attracts moisture and holds it in the skin. This keeps the cream supple and stops the contour from drying out during the day.

Niacinamide: Helps the complexion look smoother and more even. That means the contour sits on a calm, even base.

Peptides: The formula contains acetyl hexapeptide-8, a peptide often used in skincare for smoother-looking skin. So the stick cares for your skin while you wear it.

Shea butter and hemisqualane: Help retain moisture and give the cream a soft, smooth glide. That makes blending extra easy, even on drier skin.

How to use

1. Finish your foundation so the skin is even
2. Swipe Sun-Lit directly onto the areas where the sun naturally hits: under the cheekbones, along the jawline and near the hairline
3. Blend out with the YB15 Crème Contour Brush or your fingertips using small tapping movements
4. Add a thin second layer if you want more definition
5. Finish with a highlighter on top of the cheekbones if you like

Suitable for

• Fair skin looking for a natural contour
• Anyone who prefers working with a cream rather than a powder
• A calm, everyday make-up look
• All skin types, according to Youngblood

Frequently asked questions

Isn't Sun-Lit too light to contour with?

No, on fair skin a light bronze shade is actually the most natural. A shadow only needs to be slightly darker than your skin to add shape. If you want more definition, build up with a second layer.

How do I choose between Sun-Lit and Sun-Kissed?

Sun-Lit is the lightest shade and suits fair skin best. Sun-Kissed is a medium bronze and gives a little more depth, handy for light to medium skin or if you want a more defined contour. Not sure? Send us a WhatsApp message with a photo taken in daylight.

Can I also use the stick as a bronzer?

Yes, on the areas where the sun hits, Sun-Lit gives a soft warmth. Apply it to the temples, the top of the forehead and the bridge of the nose and blend well. That way you get a lightly bronzed complexion.

Which highlighter do I combine with Sun-Lit?

A soft pearl or champagne suits this light shade well. Take a look at the Pro Glow Crème Highlighter Stick for a cream-on-cream finish. Apply the highlighter above the contour for contrast between light and shadow.