NYX Conceal, Correct, Contour Palette - Deep - #3CP03

I have this in "light". I use the peach color on my undereye circles and it really brightens that area and conceals the purple/blue. I use the dark brown to contour and it looks way more natural than powder contour does on me because it blends better. I use my fingers to blend the colors so that probably helps, too. I don't reach for the other shades too much, but sometimes I'll use the yellow underneath the contour if I need help blending it out. I've used the tan shades on top of my eyebrows to help clean up the lines I've made when filling them in. I'm really satisfied with this product.

I love this product.I'm 53 and have jowls.I use the light color in a inverted triangle were there is a shadow on my jawline and shade the jowls.I turned back the clock no more jowls!I use the dark shade to make my wide nostrils appear smaller .the light shade in my eye sockets to make my eyes more wide set.I like this product it's creamy consistency

I purchased this palette in Light.I'm pretty cool with it. Not like super cool, but pretty cool. The peach shade is great for masking purple-toned dark circles under the eyes. The dark brown is okay for contouring if you have the arm strength to blend it out. Doesn't work too well for me, kinda looks like I smeared poop all over my cheeks and up on my forehead but thats cool too.I dunno I'm having issues with the applicability of the palette. Like I can't incorporate it into my routine with the exception of the peach. I'd rather use the LA girl concealers for all my contouring needs and the naked concealers for my concealer needs.

I have this in Deep for awhile, and use the orange & darkest brown shade for color-correcting & contouring when I need to. The shade selection is amazing, though I personally would like NYX to release some other palette with darker tones to cater to those of darker skin tones (Deep is fine for medium-olive skin, but I don't think it'd be suitable for dark-skinned beauties).It comes in plastic packaging with clear lid, sturdy yet light enough to fit in a pouch. The six shades in the box are more waxy in texture than creamy, but it's pretty easy to blend. So far, I pick up the pigment with clean fingertips, then blend them out with brush or sponge it's easier this way than let your tools do the whole thing. In terms of color payoff, it's decent. Especially for the orange shade, it doesn't budge under my eyes (even without undereye primer) after I set them with a teeny bit of powder. It dries so quickly, though it must be blended as soon as it's applied.It's an okay palette for the price. I was hoping for something softer, creamier from this palette. I don't really mind the texture as long as the color payoff is great, but the consistency could be much more improved.

I have this in DEEP.Purchased after seeing amazing reviews on Youtube......also, was looking for a MAC Pro Studio Finish concealer dupe......and is definitely NOT it! Whilst the colours match my preferences, they are waxy as anything. They don't blend well and leave a white looking cast thing, even for eyebrows which are relatively easy to blend out! However, I do like the Orange colour for colour correcting as it looks flawless underneath my foundation and brightens up my under eyes. I actually really like this a lot so will be on the lookout for single pots of this as it could be 'revolutionary' to my collection haha.This palette is also waaaaaaay too overpriced for the job that it does. Honestly, £10 is a little bit of a rip off considering that it doesn't blend well at all.If this review was just for the packaging then I would have given it 5 lipsticks as that is not point!Overall, I wouldn't repurchase (with the exception of the orange colour if sold separately) and I wouldn't recommend! Spend a few extra and get yourself the MAC version of this.