The Colorgram Re-Forming Contour Stick 02 Cool Tone is a "user-friendly, natural-looking creamy contour stick" launched by Colorgram, designed to help users easily create defined facial contours with a cool-toned, blendable formula. Its core features are:

1. Cool-Tone Shade for Natural Shadows: The 02 "Cool Tone" shade is a grayish-brown (not orange or red-based) that mimics the natural shadows of the face (e.g., under cheekbones, along the jawline). It suits cool undertones and avoids making fair skin look "muddy" or deep skin look "ashy."
2. Creamy, Blendable Texture: The formula has a smooth, creamy consistency— it glides on the skin easily (no tugging), and blends quickly with fingers, sponges, or brushes. Even beginners can achieve a seamless finish without harsh lines.
3. Buildable Coverage: The coverage is lightweight but buildable— a thin layer creates subtle contouring, while adding more layers enhances depth (e.g., for evening makeup or photos). It does not look cakey even when layered.
4. Long-Lasting & Oil-Control Formula: Infused with mild oil-control ingredients (e.g., silica), it resists fading or creasing for 6-8 hours (varies by skin type). The finish is a natural matte— not overly dry, suitable for most skin types (including slightly dry skin with proper moisturization).
5. Compact, Travel-Friendly Design: The stick is encased in a slim, durable plastic tube with a twist-up mechanism (no need to sharpen). It fits easily in makeup bags or purses, making it ideal for on-the-go touch-ups.

• Made in :Korea

（specific ingredients subject to product packaging; common core components listed below）：Core Pigment & Contouring Ingredients:
Iron Oxides (CI 77499, CI 77492): Safe, widely used cosmetic pigments— CI 77499 (black iron oxide) and CI 77492 (yellow iron oxide) are blended to create the 02 Cool Tone’s grayish-brown shade. They provide natural, long-lasting color without fading easily.
Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891): A mild pigment and opacifier— adjusts the shade’s brightness to avoid an overly dark or ashy finish, ensuring the contour blends with different skin tones.
Creamy Texture & Emollient Ingredients:
Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride: Derived from coconut oil and glycerin— a lightweight emollient that makes the formula smooth and easy to glide on, reducing tugging on the skin.
Isopropyl Palmitate: A skin-friendly emollient— softens the skin, enhances the creamy texture, and helps the product blend evenly.
Beeswax/Candelilla Wax: Natural waxes— provide structure to the stick (preventing it from melting easily) while maintaining a creamy consistency.
Oil-Control & Long-Lasting Ingredients:
Silica: A mineral powder— absorbs excess oil on the skin’s surface, prevents the contour from sliding or creasing, and extends wear time.
Magnesium Stearate: A mild stabilizer— improves the product’s adherence to the skin, ensuring the color stays in place without fading.
Safety & Skin-Friendly Assurance:
Free of parabens (preservatives), alcohol, and synthetic fragrances— reduces the risk of skin irritation (suitable for most skin types, including slightly sensitive skin).
All ingredients comply with South Korea’s KFDA regulations and international cosmetic safety standards (e.g., EU CosIng, US FDA). The pigments are tested for heavy metals (e.g., lead, mercury) to ensure they meet safety limits.

Pre-Use Preparation:
Ensure your face is clean, moisturized, and has a base makeup (foundation or BB cream) applied (contour works best on a smooth base). For oily skin, apply a light setting powder first to prevent the contour from sliding.
Twist up the contour stick 1-2mm only (do not twist too much, as the product may break easily).
Apply to Contour Areas:
Use the stick to draw thin lines on areas where you want to create shadows:
Cheekbones: Draw a line from the top of the ear toward the corner of the mouth (stop 2-3cm away from the mouth to avoid a "droopy" look).
Jawline: Draw along the lower jawline (from the earlobe to the chin) to define the jaw and hide double chins.
Nose: Draw two thin lines along the sides of the nose bridge (adjust the width based on your desired nose shape; keep lines close for a slimmer nose).
Forehead: Draw a thin line along the hairline (to reduce the appearance of a broad forehead).
Blend Immediately:
Blend the lines quickly (cream contour dries slightly over time, so blending promptly is key):
Use a damp beauty sponge (preferred for a natural finish) or a fluffy contour brush to tap and blend the lines outward (avoid blending inward, as this may blur the contour).
For the nose, use the tip of the sponge to blend the lines gently (do not rub hard, as this may remove base makeup).
Set (Optional but Recommended):
For long-lasting wear, lightly dust a translucent setting powder or cool-toned powder contour over the blended areas (this locks in the cream contour and prevents creasing).
Tips for Beginners:
Start with a thin layer— it’s easier to add more product than to fix overly heavy contour.
If you make a mistake (e.g., the line is too thick), dip a clean sponge in a small amount of foundation and blend the area to correct it.