TIMEPHORIA ECLIPSE SPARK 2 in 1 Face Contour Sticks, Blendable, Non-greasy, Long-lasting Cream Face Contouring Pen, Lightweight Finish Makeup, Buildable Coverage, Easy Application (01 LUNAR)

lindo!, llegó a mi Perusito rápido, tiene las 3B , bueno, bonito barato y se ve calidad, lo recomiendo

Easy to blend!

I think it's OK, but it's not that much because I think the color that I pick almost the same with my skin is too light for me but overall is good.

What immediately drew me in with this contour stick was the packaging - it really makes the whole experience feel special. It comes in a unique triangular prism-style box that you unfold almost like you’re unwrapping a little present, and the product reveals itself from the center. It’s such a thoughtful detail that makes it feel more elevated right from the start. Once you take it out, the stick itself has a sleek, silver, almost bullet-like design. It looks like it would be heavy metal, but it’s actually surprisingly lightweight. Even so, it doesn’t feel cheap at all - just cleverly designed to look and feel luxe without the weight. The formula is where this really stands out. It glides on like a creamy balm with zero tug, then instantly transforms into a silky, velvety powder finish. There’s no greasiness or stickiness at all - it almost feels like applying a powder, but in a mess-free stick format. The closest way I can describe the texture is that smooth, “slip” you get from a good makeup primer - it has that same effortless glide, but without any wetness or residue. I have dry skin and usually prefer more hydrating, creamy products, but this formula is so fine and smooth on the skin that it doesn’t cling or look dry at all. It strikes a really nice balance that I think would work across different skin types. Application is effortless. You can draw it directly onto the skin without worrying about harsh lines, but I personally like to “paint” it onto a brush for a bit more control. Either way, it blends seamlessly with no patchiness, and you’re not racing against the clock - there’s plenty of time to work with it, which makes it especially beginner-friendly. The finish is a soft satin - no visible shimmer or glitter, just a subtle sheen that gives the skin a healthy, natural look. It layers beautifully over foundation without disturbing anything underneath. It’s also very versatile in how you can wear it. Because it’s so lightweight and blends so seamlessly, it works just as well on bare skin as it does over a full face of makeup. I’ve even worn it over just a mineral sunscreen to add a bit of warmth, and it still looked smooth and natural. The pigment is nicely balanced. One layer gives enough definition, but it’s easy to build if you want more depth, and it’s very hard to overdo. Wear time has been excellent for me. It consistently lasts around 6–8 hours on my skin, and with setting powder or finishing spray, you can easily stretch that even longer. Once it’s blended out, it really stays put without fading unevenly or breaking apart. The only thing to note is the shade. I have a light/medium skin tone with neutral undertones - I tan in the summer but am fairly light without sun, with dirty blonde hair and cooler-toned brows...and on me, the shade “Lunar” pulls noticeably warm. It can still work as a contour if I’m very intentional with placement, but realistically, it reads more like a bronzer. I now use it along my forehead, cheeks, and nose to add warmth rather than for sculpting. Because of that, I would describe this shade as leaning warm rather than truly cool-toned. I think it would look beautiful on lighter, warmer complexions as a natural contour, but for those looking for a more sculpted effect, a cooler shade would likely be a better fit. Overall, this feels like a thoughtfully designed product with a standout formula. Even though the shade didn’t end up being my ideal contour, I’m still genuinely happy with it because it works beautifully as a bronzer, and it’s quickly becoming something I reach for often.

Finding a contour stick that isn't warm toned is often a challenge but this #02 Umbra shade is exactly what I need for creating a believable shadow. Since true contouring is meant to mimic the natural recession of the face, the cool undertone here is spot on. It avoids that fake look that warmer bronzers can create when you're trying to sculpt. It's important to note that this is a true contour product and not a bronzer, and there's a big difference in how they look on the skin. Intense Pigment & Blending: The initial swipe of color is quite intense and might look a bit dramatic at first. As someone with medium skin, that first streak was surprisingly dark. However, it's designed to be worked into the skin. The formula is creamy and didn't lift my foundation, which is wonderful when you're layering products. While I can't speak for other 2 shades in the line, this specific color is definitely not warm on me. The built in brush is actually very effective for softening that initial heavy color deposit. The bristles are soft but have a medium density, meaning they're packed well enough to move the cream around without losing control. I used the included brush to blend out my cheekbones and then used the leftover product on the bristles to shadow my jawline and the area under my chin. It handled the blending seamlessly, taking that sharp line down to a soft finish. Pro Tip For Placement: If you're unsure where to start your line, try this trick: place your hand against your face as if you're posing for a photo, with your fingers pointing toward your ear. If you position your index and middle fingers so they're "hugging" your ear, you'll create a natural "V" shape. The starting point for your contour should be right at the tragus, which is that little edge in the middle of your ear. Just follow the line of that "V" with the stick. Don't go too far down, but follow that angle and give it a slight upward curve at the end for a lifted effect. Wear & Longevity: I applied this at 8:30 a.m. and it's now 10:30 p.m., so it's been on for 14 hours. My skin leans on the oilier side, so the fact that it stayed put for so long is even more impressive. While I always finish my face with a light dusting of translucent setting powder, the longevity is still remarkable. There's no blotchiness or fading, and the definition looks just as good now as it did this morning. This is a really affordable and reliable option for a long day when you want a professional, sculpted look that stays put.