Mud Make-Up Design Contour Powder Refill The Basics: Versatile powder Cheek Colors formulated with pigment-rich ingredients for a smooth, even finish. Available in a spectrum of beautiful colors – from soft and natural to bright and bold – that will add warmth and intensity to all skin tones. Quick Study: Mix colors to create a custom look Dust sheer colors all over the face for a warm glow Color Theory: Lemon Cream: A pale yellow highlighting color Use as a powder highlight above the cheekbones or on the brow bone Yellow hue helps to reduce unwanted redness in the skin Tool School: Use #710 Powder Blush Brush to apply onto the cheeks Use #700 Angle Contour Brush for cheekbone definition Use #720 Powder Brush for all over the face glow Use #340 Large Oval Brush for highlight color above the cheeks Define: Color Theory: A light, neutral brown contour powder Suitable for shading fair to medium skin tones Quick Study: Creates shape and definition around the face Silky smooth texture Variety of shades to match all skin tones Burnish Color Theory: A medium-dark, warm brown contour powder Suitable for shading medium-dark skin tones Quick Study: Creates shape and definition around the face Silky smooth texture Variety of shades to match all skin tones Chisel Color Theory: A dark, warm brown contour powder Suitable for shading dark skin tones Quick Study: Creates shape and definition around the face Silky smooth texture Variety of shades to match all skin tones Luster Color Theory: A pearlescent, pinkish-white highlight powder Suitable for highlighting fair to medium skin tones Quick Study: Creates shape and definition around the face Silky smooth texture Variety of shades to match all skin tones Shape Color Theory: A medium, warm brown contour powder with a touch of olive Suitable for shading medium skin tones Quick Study: Creates shape and definition around the face Silky smooth texture Variety of shades to match all skin tones Warmth Color Theory: A muted, golden orange highlight powder Suitable for highlighting medium to dark skin tones Quick Study: Creates shape and definition around the face Silky smooth texture Variety of shades to match all skin tones Sand Color Theory: A light, warm beige highlight powder with a touch of olive Suitable for highlighting fair to medium skin tones Quick Study: Creates shape and definition around the face Silky smooth texture Variety of shades to match all skin tones