I’m slowly going through the rest of the Wet n Wild launches and today I am reviewing the Wet n Wild MegaGlo Dual-Ended Contour Stick and the MegaGlo Makeup Stick, a great budget addition to your makeup routine if you’re in the market for a few new contouring products.
In the next few weeks, I’ll be posting reviews of the Wet n Wild 2017 Makeup collection launch. It’s a pretty sizeable collection so I’ll be starting out with the face products before reviewing the lip products. If you missed last week’s review, check it out here: Wet n Wild Photo Focus Concealer Review.
Wet n Wild is a range that doesn’t test on animals and most of their products are cruelty free. I believe about 85% of the range is already cruelty-free and they are working towards becoming a 100% cruelty-free brand!
The Wet n Wild 2017 makeup collection can be found at select mass, and grocery retailers nationally. You can also shop the collection (along with other products) at the official Wet n Wild Beauty Site and Well.ca
Wet n Wild MegaGlo Dual-Ended Contour Stick
The MegaGlo Dual-Ended Contour Stick in Light / Medium (USD$4.99 / C$7.99, available here) is another exciting launch which features a double-ended cream highlighter and contour product akin to the one Dior launched in their Skyline Collection. The packaging and overall product felt surprisingly durable and the lid locked securely – something that I like to consider because I want to be sure it won’t be making a mess in my makeup bag or when I’m on the go. I have the Light / Medium shade which works really well on my skintone.
Both colours are matte, which is something I love compared to wearing an overly shimmery highlighter. This way, I can subtly create that chiseled and lifted look without having to worry about the shimmers. The Light / Medium has a creamy white highlighter, and milky-brown contour product. The formula is dryer than I would have expected, but it blended just as well on the skin. Although pigmented when swatched, I find that you need to be generous when applying on the skin as the blending motion seem to sheer the colour a lot.
Read More: Wet n Wild Photo Focus Concealer Review.
I find that I prefer the highlighter a lot better than the contour shade – the highlighter just really worked on my skintone without creating a white cast or disappearing completely and creates a really subtle lift. The contour shade has a orange-y undertone to it so when blended it doesn’t sit as right as a contour product but more suitable as a bronzer.
MegaGlo Makeup Stick – Highlight
The MegaGlo Makeup Stick – Highlight #800 When the Nude Strikes (USD$3.99 / $5.99, available here) has a cream-to-powder formula that is very blendable on the skin. The texture is similar to other similar products you’d find in the market, and one high-end version I can think of is the Clinique Chubby Stick Highlighter.
When swatched on my hand, the colour of the MegaGlo Makeup Stick – Highlight is almost identical to the Benefit High Beam concealer, one of the most popular highlighters from a few years ago. There is a generous amount of shimmers in this product so this is something I would reserve for the weekend or night out. Once blended, the champagne pink colour of the highlighter seems to disappear to leave behind just the glitters which was a little disappointing. I prefer to have a bit of that pink sheen as it creates a much more natural look on the skin.
Both the MegaGlo Dual-Ended Contour Stick and the MegaGlo Makeup Stick are valiant attempts at breaking into the saturated market of highlighting and contouring products. These are a good option if you’re not too overly concerned about putting in more of an effort to get the look – you get what you pay for. Their on-the-go format makes it easy to travel with and keep in your on-the-go makeup bag so that’s also worth keeping in mind.
If you haven’t already, go check out the review I wrote about the Photo Focus Concealer!
Are there any favourite products from the Wet n Wild 2017 makeup collection that you love? Share with me in the comment section below!
