Australis AC On Tour Kit Review

I got this because everything I read said this was a dupe for the ABH contour palette, but at a drug store price and you wouldn't argue with an approximate $30 savings, right? I've had a few misses with this palette. You have to start so lightly and then build. One of the dark shades looks dreadful on my. But I do like the yellow highlight for under the eyes and the highlight for the top of the cheek bones, but I think next time I want a highlighter like that, I'll just buy some splurge products because these are just so damn powdery.

This kit is cheap! Realistically you get what you pay for. Instead of spending a ridiculous amount of money on a more quality product this can do the job. While I noticed while using the powders there is quite a lot of wastage as the product lifts as soon as a brush touches it and sits on top of the powder. There are three different contour shades. There are clear instructions on the back of how "best" to contour using the palette which is great for beginners! The banana powder seems to be the favourite powder in the kit for many, but not myself. I found because of winter my skin is getting dry. When I used the banana powder to set the concealer under my eyes it was dry and sitting on top clearly so I had to wipe it off! Therefore I would not recommend this palette to people with dry skin. Overall, it is not a bad palette for the price. Is great for beginners and I feel the contour shades can be easily blended out and built up for a more intense look!

This contour kit is great for begginer and the price pretty affordable only 18.90. The highlight shades was great and the countour shade is not that great. The countour shade looks muddy on my face and is a little bit hard to blend. Overall I love this pallet and will using it again until it finish. Repurchase ? Maybe not.

So I got this given to me as a present too try out and I'm kinda half half about it, it IS good, but sometimes hard to blend if you don't have a decent brush. The pigment is the best part of this product though, you don't need much at all.

To be honest there's only one of pan out of the 6 I actually like, and that's the highlighter. The contour shade is way too ashy for my skin tone and doesn't take much at all for it to look like a splash of mud on my face. The yellow and more pale powder are so powdery and kick up a lot of product when you dip your brush in so I find that I have to blow away a lot of excess product which is a pain because that's wasting product. The bronzers just don't look right on my skin (i'm very fair) and I have the lightest shade contour pallete you can buy. The bronzer takes a LOT of packing on to see a difference and is still a very muddy tone of bronzer sadly. THE HIGHLIGHT though, is literally the best I've ever used and looks soo pretty on the top of my cheek bone. I use it purely for the highlighter!

When this product came out, I remember being really excited about it. However I didn't use it for awhile. During this time I heard a lot of mixed reviews, people either loved it or hated it. As a woman of colour, I started to doubt whether this product would work for me, because it is aimed at people with fair complexions. Darker colours have come out (YES!), but I haven't tried them yet. Recently I gave this another try, and i was pretty impressed with it. Unfortunately I cant use all of the colours (unless I use them as eyeshadows), but the ones that I tried weren't bad. I am a beginner to contouring, so I prefer a more natural look, and I think this product has been a great start to venturing into the world of contouring.

I had seen this product advertised on the internet and had to try it. My friend had warned me to stay away from the cream one of this product as she had tried it and it didn't look good at all, so I decided on the powder. It was a good price which was another good reason why I bought it. It's great how it shows you on the back how to apply because I had no idea at all, I was new to contouring. The colours were good (I got the light complexion) and it was actually really fun to use, has a decent size mirror too! Just had to make sure I blended it in really well so I didn't end up with lines on my face. It's a good beginners kit.

As someone with super fair skin, I find it hard to get good contouring and highlighting products.

The matte highlights are perfect on my fair skin, providing some coverage and are actually brightens my under eye area without giving it a weird yellowish cast.

The shimmer highlight is a nice colour, a slightly peachy pink, with a good amount of sheen, without being too over the top (great for every day wear, not a BAM in your face highlight). On my fair, yellow toned skin though, I would have liked for it to be a little more pale and golden toned.

The contour colours are okay, I used the middle one to contour, which is a nice cool colour, just a little too dark for my personal skin tone. If I just touch my brush in it and really buff that out, I can get away with it. I tried the warmer colours for bronzing, but again, they were really too deep for my skin tone, and made me look a little too warm/muddy (although again, with a very light hand I can get away with them at a push).

In terms of texture, the colours are pigmented, and blend relatively well. Because of the contrast in colour between them and my skin, they weren't the most bendable powders, but I could make it work.

Its great for the price, and mid-deep skintones may love this, if you have fair skin, you can make it work, but it takes more work, as the shades aren't that great for pale skin.

I have been using the AConTour kit for a few months now. The powders are very pigmented! I enjoy the banana powder for lightning under the eyes and the highlighter for a shuttle glow. The bronzer in the "light" pallet was very cool toned and had to blend. The contour color is very pigmented and requires a lot of blending to create a natural look. It is a nice pallete but I have less expensive ones that are easier to work with.