DELISOUL 6 Colors Highlight and Contour Stick,Dual-Ended Full Coverage Wonder Stick,Color Corrector Concealer Stick,Contouring Highlighting Foundation,Shadow Cream Pen Body Shading Makeup Stick Set IM01+IM02+IM03

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Apply darker shade in the areas where you want to add more depth. For most people, these areas would be the sides of your nose, the jawline, the hollows of cheeks, temples and the perimeter of forehead.
Apply lighter shade to your cheek bones, bridge and tip of nose, chin, cupids bow, and above temples by eyebrows. You can also take it a step further and highlight the inner corners of eyes and brow bone.
Blend out all the harsh lines you created in the step before. You can use a brush to blend or a sponge (try a beauty blender sponge).

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Determining your face shape is the first and most important step when highlighting and contouring. For each face shape, there is a slightly different placement of the highlight and contour.
Make sure you invest in the correct brushes with the perfect angle so that you can achieve the natural look you are aiming for.
Make sure after every time you contour, you clean your brush very well before painting your face again.
The first thing to keep in mind when contouring and highlighting for a natural look is to go a shade or two lighter and darker than your foundation. When picking out your shades you want to go for a matte look so that the shimmery highlighter will stand out and help you create the brightness your bone structure always wanted.
Once your highlights and contours are applied in the correct areas of your face, it is time to begin blending. Use a round brush with short hairs in a light circular motion, blending from the nose area outwards. It is important to blend evenly and efficiently with the same amount of pressure. Make sure you keep blending even if you feel like you are overdoing it.
A setting spray will help your makeup last all day and keep everything looking natural and not so "cakey".
Practice Makes Perfect.