Australis AC On Tour Kit Review

However, this isn't for all shades. The banana powder is finely milled and good for the undereye area. The highlighter shade is subtle, but sadly, has chunky bits in it. I use the translucent shade all over my face.

That said, the contour shades are disappointing. Two of the colours are unsuitable; they are either too red or too light. The one shade I can use however, is so pigmented that you only need a tiny dab of the brush. Unfortunately, it is difficult to blend and can look unnatural.

It's an okay product but not one that I will repurchase.

This product was so much harder to work with than what I was expecting. After seeing the ABH palette I thought this would be a cheaper alternative, but instead I never reach for it. You only need the smallest amount of any of the contour shades, or it seems to come across so muddy and is really hard to blend away. The only positive is the highlighter and the 'banana powder' which I still use.

I bought this as a first contour kit, and would unlikely re-purchase. I still use this at the moment though (as it is the only one I have!)

The highlighting colours, dont really highlight at all. Although the yellow 'banana powder' works alright under the eyes to brighten them up a bit.

They can look quite dirty on the skin if too much is applied.

This is a good affordable contour kit for beginners, but will definitely be trying something different once I have finished this product and ready to buy another brand. It does seen to last a long time which is a plus.

This was the first contour kit I tried, and I didn't like it. First of all, the contour powders were extremely muddy when applied to the skin, even with a light hand. They were really hard to blend out, and when they eventually did blend out, it just looked like dirt on my face.

I did like the yellow and cream coloured powders for under the eyes, but they weren't the best. I definitely wouldn't buy the kit just for those powders. They also developed a sort of hard-pan over the top of them which was strange as that has never happened to any of my setting powders before.

The highlight shade was too glittery for my personal taste, it didn't look glowy on the skin - it just looked like random glitter in setting powder.

Even though I didn't like this kit, plenty of other people do so it's just personal preference, different formulas work differently for everyone.

After hearing plenty of amazing reviews on this palette, comparing it to Kat Von D's palette, I had to give it a go!

Once purchasing it, overall, I liked it! Especially for the price.

Highlighter Shade - This shade had too many glitter pigments in it. This was disappointing and I haven't used this shade at all as I cannot stand highlighters like that!

Banana Powder - This is the only shade I hit pan on! I really like it although its not the best banana powder I have ever used. Well worth the money as I got a lot of use out of this shade!

Setting/natural Powder - I generally only use this powder when I have not got my Mac powder handy! It's good as when I am travelling, taking this palette has everything in it

Contour shades - Really good as there is an Orange shade (bronzer) , cool tone shade (contour) and a pink based shade. Using the right ones and a mix of them, you can get a shade that matches you.

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.

This was my first contour palette I ever bought and tried. At first glance I wasn't super impressed by the colors as they seemed to be for more warm toned skin and I have ivory-nude with neutral undertones. This kit took me awhile to get just the perfect amount of product onto my brush, you just need a little pat with your brush as it is very pigmented and it's so easy to over-do. In terms of building color it's not the best at that, the more I applied the harder it was to blend and it gave me a muddy look on my face. I'm not super impressed by this but not disappointed in this. O.K for the price. Would not purchase again.

So I had this product for awhile, I started off with the powder one and that was great, the lighter colours are awesome for setting the under eye area, I liked the cream palette too but it was a lot harder to use, the product took a long time to blend out but once it did it sat good on my skin. Other than that they were good palettes

So I brought the powder one 1st what a disaster it didn't work with my skin at all it went all patchy the colours were all wrong and I have a light/medium complexion it also went very dry and almost flaky so I went along and brought the cream 1 as I thought this would be my better option due to the powder going so dry on my face and I was right the cream 1 is good especially for beginners it has an easy way aboutniy for Appling and it just smoothes in my face with little effort and turns out just how you would want it so i would recommend the cream not the powder