Australis AC On Tour Kit Review

The contour shades in this are very dark. They should have at least one shade that's more suited to pale people. I can use 2 of the colours if I'm light handed but the third I will never use as it too orange and too dark. I feel this is suited to only those with medium to dark complexions. The highlight shades are all nice though so I will use it for highlighting only. The consistency is very powdery but it is easy to blend. I will only repurchase if they make a better colour range.

This kit is okay. Not great, not bad. With my ELF Contouring Blush and Bronzer duo, my ELF bronzer brush worked perfectly to blend out powder. With this, I can't use it.

First of all I love the packaging. Super small, sleek, matte black and it fits in my make up bag to take the place of up to 4 products.

But when it comes to the actual products, I don't love them. Firstly they're all super powdery, no matter how lightly I tap into them. Two of the highlights aren't intense enough for me while the banana shade can't be used to set under my eyes because the yellow really shows up on my skin. Not pretty.

There is one colour that I feel is suitable for contouring, but it's very intense. One's super warm toned and the other is slightly warmed toned, but still enough to make it useless for contouring. I can barely get away with the shades on my skin. One up side is that they are all super pigmented, the downside is that I often end up with streaks of brown on my cheeks that wouldn't look flattering on anyone. None of my brushes except my Real Techniques ones work when trying to blend this harsh line out. Also the powder gets everywhere. Inside the palette, outside the palette, on my vanity... Ugh.

When it comes to contouring and bronzing I prefer shades that AREN'T super pigmented, cos then I can build them up to the intensity that I like. With these they're just too much even when using only a little bit of product. My hopes for this palette being a low cost dupe for the Anastasia Contour Kit have gone down the drain. Now while I don't hate this kit, I think it's overhyped and I prefer my $6 duo from ELF much more.

Update: I'm loving this product a lot more now. I've found after a bit of practice as long as I use a super light hand, I can get a nice contour from this. I'm loving the warmer shade as a bronzer and the shimmery highlight shade is stunning. Just wish the contour would last better on the face.

This is a very affordable kit for those wanting to try weather your new to contouring and highlighting or a pro, you only need a little bit on your brush to set you a long way with 3 highlights and 3 contouring colours catering for night time or day time looks. I love this product and highly recommend

I find the Australis AC on tour contour kit very affordable and easy to use! And recommend it to people who are new to trying contouring and highlighting! They are very pigmented and only need a little bit to build the colour up. Overall a great affordable product suitable for any occasion to frame any face shape :)

At first, I was super excited when I first got my hands on this. It was like liquid gold in terms of trying to find one when I was in Australia earlier in the year. But as soon as I tried it, I was definitely disappointed. It was not worth the hype at all!

Let's start with the positives - we all like a good positive! For me, there was only two things that I loved about this. Firstly, the price. At $21.50 for a contour kit, you are pretty much making money. I've seen kits similar for far more (and there is probably a reason why). It's a great price!

Secondly, the only other positive was the packaging. I love Australis' new look - it's got swag. So sleek and pretty!

Alright, now my two positives are over.. here's we go with the negatives. First of all, the colours are all wrong. I feel like it's far to warm and dark for anyone (well, any pale Snow White-esque person at least). And what the hell am I suppose to do with that weird peachy colour anyway? Or those super dark browns?!

Second, it's so chalky and hard to blend! No matter how hard I try, I end up looking like bad drag Kardashian. I've tried all different brushes (and even went in with a dry brush). It justs sits on top of the skin and does not want to move. Ugh. And there is so much fall out! SO MANY FALLOUT!

And thirdly, you cannot build the product up. No matter how little product you take, it's so super pigmented it's ridiculous. I can't believe I'm actually complaining about something being too pigmented, but I am. Contour powders should be a lighter pigment so you can build up to what you want!

I've tried to love it, but I just cannot. Maybe it's me, maybe it is the product but I do not think that I would recommend this to anyone.

I was nervous to give this a bad-ish review seeing the other 4 and 5 star reviews and the OMG I LOVE THIS comments I have been hearing but I do this in the most honest way possible. I was lucky enough to buy this with the help of a lovely BR babe because after hunting high and low in our Farmers stores they were always sold out as soon as they come in.

$18.90 like I paid is I think a great price for something so sought after and very affordable to those obsessed with makeup like me but are on a tight budget. I love the packaging it's quite edgy but feminine, alot like me. It's black with Australis AC Contour Kit on the top. The plastic palette is quite flimsy and wouldn't stand the test of being dropped or stood on. It would surely splinter and crack in to a thousand pieces. Inside is the six shades of contour powder which for an amateur is quite daunting. I proceeded with an open mind and a heart full of hope nonetheless.

I bought a contour brush and blender especially for the occassion and watched numerous Youtube tutorials to make sure I was equipped with the knowledge I needed to know about where and how it went on. I also studied the helpful guide on the back of the case which to me seems silly because how are we going to reference back to this when we have to keep turning it over while we are using it!

The texture itself is quite chalky and sticks too much. I found it is very hard to blend in and looks too obvious that you have contour on. I find the product falls out of my brush too much and it ends up in a dusty mess on my top. I have found that less is more Even brushing my brush through delicately too much product comes up. I use very minimal and even that looks too fake. I am at a loss with how to use it to look good on my skin and this is with trying more than 20 times. I just find it isn't for me and is too low quality to get any benefit from it.

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.

I've been looking for this infamous palette for so long, until one day I found it (the last one as well) in my local farmers. As soon as I paid I went straight home to play around with it, following all the directions on the back of the palette I came out very disappointed. The colours were a bit too dark for my skin tone - im very pale, but were also very chalky and very VERY hard to blend! I definetely would not recommend this palette if your looking for an effortless and well made contour palette, as it made my skin very muddy-looking. I can see how it would be good for beginners who are starting out with contouring as it is very affordable at $21.50 per palette.

I am no expert in contour and highlighting so I figured I need to learn if I wanted to improve my makeup techniques. What better to learn than with a palette that is cheap, has rave reviews and would be perfect for beginners like me?

The palette cost me $20 which is think is pretty cheap for what it offers. I honestly never saw this palette in person so I had no expectations and had no idea what I was in for, I just know that I had to have it.

Packaging: The palette is medium sized housed in black case which is not the best quality makeup packaging but I wasnt expecting wonders with only pay $20. I will on opening the palette it doesnt have a mirror which is disappointing but understood given the price.

First impression: There are 6 available shades of which 3 is for highlight and 3 for contour. 2 of the contour shades are warm with an orange undertone and 1 has a grey undertone making it warm. Sadly I wont be using the warm shades as my skin tone looks horrible against orange shades therefore the only shade I've been playing with is the cool contour shade. I love all the highlighter shades even though 2 are matte and 1 is a shimmer. The shimmer is perfect as a highlight on the cheek bone. The matte shades have 1 peach tone and 1 banana tone. I only use the banana tone under my eyes as the peach doesnt suit my skin tone.

Quality: I was amazed when I swatched all the shades at how pigmented they are. You just need a little for a dark pigment. The tones are all powder but when you blend them they turn into a buttery consistency. Its is so easy to go overboard with these powders but remember a little goes a long way and its so easy to use too much product and spend hours trying to blend it out.

Blending: All the shades blend like a dream. Like i said you need the smallest amount, so take your brush and just dab it onto the colour and that will be more than it enough. The colours are not only blendable but easily buildable. So start off with a little and build your way to your desired shade. The first time using this palette I give my brushes a good coating with the product and instantly hated the effect on my skin because it was too much.

When I become more comfortable contouring I will invest in better qualify palette as a beginner I have no business buying high end palette. I would recommend this palette to anybody who is learning to contour because the commitment is cheap. If you dont like it and especially when you have no idea what to do then you havent wasted any money.