Illamasqua taps into sculpting trend

Published: 22-Jul-2015
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Contouring and highlighting palette added to line

Illamasqua is tapping into the highlighting and contouring trend with a new Sculpting Palette (£44) and contour brush (£29.50).

The palette comprises six shades, including: Champagne Shimmer, Light Peach, Ash Taupe and Deep Coffee, all with a light, blendable format.

The accompanying contour brush is specially shaped to fit facial contours for easy application.

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