ETUDEReborn Maker Contour Stick #Cool Shading | Naturally Sculpt & Define | Creamy Formula for Seamless Blending | Multi-purpose Contour Stick | Korean Makeup, Kbeauty, Perfect for Gift

Easiest nose contour stick that’s ashy and doesn’t look like orange stripes down the sides of your nose.I’ve tried all sorts of contour sticks and palettes from the big Western names and they always pull warm and orange or just look dirty. I can make them work for cheeks but this looks obvious and horrible for nose contour.This Korean brand is easy to use, a twist crayon, leans toward gray instead of bronze or orange and blends beautifully and stays. And the price is affordable. I use this for nose and jawline contour, two Cs on the inner eyes at the bridge and a U at the tip, and blend outward. I also run this along my jawline and blend toward my face with a soft angled blush brush. Undetectable even in sunlight.

Very creamy and easy to use and blend, one of my favorite cool tone contour sticks!

Ran out pretty quick, super nice shade for my pale skin tho

Exactly the cool toned contour I was looking for but barely any product in that tube. Really disappointing. Was so excited until the last little bit fell out after maybe a week….

It's creamy and the perfect cool tone contour shade. It makes nose shading so much easier too

I usually like Etude products, but this one was a letdown. It's labeled as a contour stick, but the packaging itself says "eyeshadow," which already feels a bit misleading. The shade is supposed to be cool-toned, but it went on looking straight-up gray on my skin and made me look kind of sickly. I also had a bit of a breakout after trying it as contour, so I’m guessing that’s not what it’s meant for. That said, it does go on smooth—so if you’re looking for a light gray cream eyeshadow, it might work for that. Just not for me.

It’s a good product and is great for makeup in a hurry. The only issue I have with it is it breaks, like a lot.

A few years ago I discovered cool toned contouring and realized I prefer it over warm toned contouring. I own multiple Korean cool contour products, including powders, but sticks like this one are more convenient (and more precise if you want that snatched, yet natural, nose makeup look)