NYX Professional Makeup Highlight & Contour Pro Palette

This NYX professional makeup highlight and contour pro palette has everything covered. Great colours to make highlighting and contouring so easy and give a professional result. I love that it doesn’t have a hefty price tag so it’s super affordable and accessible. It has a mix of matte and shimmer and great natural colours that are flattering and have multiple functions. Great for highlighting cheekbones and I use them together as eyeshadows which is really flattering. NYX is a great budget friendly brand and I was so impressed with this palette, it also makes a lovely gift as it feels like a real treat. I highly recommend this palette

NYX Professional Makeup Highlight & Contour Pro Palette Got all my contouring needs covered. I use this as a contour and as a highlighter. I also use the lighter brown shade as a eyeshadow as I love the colour. I have olive skin and this looks and works great on my olive skin too. The product is quite affordable and can be used on different skin shades. It’s a winner for me. Love this NYX Professional Makeup Highlight & Contour Pro Palette. Bought my sister a pallet as well. Great product without the hefty price tag

I've had this for quite some time and it's been a pretty reliable staple across all seasons even when my skin changes from winter to summer. It has a really nice mix of neutral and warm shades that can be mixed and matched to do pretty much everything you need. The top row has a nice mix of matte and shimmery highlights - I use mainly the two on the right as I'm warm-toned. The bottom row is great or bronzing, contouring and as eyeshadows. I find the texture very soft, not super creamy soft, but impressive enough for the price. There is kickback on some shades and I find the two lightest shades and the cooler toned brown shades a little chalky and require some work to get them to sit nicely on the skin. All in all I find this a really good value palette and definately great for someone just getting into contouring as an inexpensive entry point.