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Whether you like to contour with bronzers or add dimension to your face with blush, By Terry Sun Designer Palette in Tan - Flash Cruise has it all. Equip yourself with six shades that can be mixed and matched, to ultimately bring your complexion to life.

Rimmel London Kate Sculpting Palette comes with three easy-to-blend shades that are numbered in the order that you should apply them. Start with highlighter on your cheekbones, use the contouring colour under cheekbones and jawline, and blend blush on the apples of your cheeks.

A peach-toned palette like Dior Diorskin Diorblush Sculpt in Pink Shape can bring your cheeks to life without looking too heavy, especially if you’re using this product for a daytime look.

Nudestix Sculpting Pencil features a darker shade to visually chisel your features, whilst the lighter shade adds a pearly finish to the higher points of your face. Etch these colours along your face, then use your fingers to blend it into your foundation.

It Cosmetics You Sculpted! Face and Body Contouring Palette comes with six powders and an instruction booklet that holds your hand through shaping the face and body (yes, we’re talking neck, legs, abs and decolleté).

Tom Ford Shade & Illuminate in Intensity 2 features a chocolate tone that enhance cheekbones and the sides of the face, and a pearly white colour that adds a nice shine to areas where you want it.

You’ll find three complementary shades in this Nude By Nature Highlight Palette; try them on cheeks to boost radiance, and pat onto eyelids for a golden kiss of colour.

L’Oréal Paris Infallible Sculpt Contouring Palette has two cream to powder formulas that can be effortlessly blended into foundation with a fluffy brush. Best of all, there’s no shimmer in sight, so it looks perfectly natural once applied.