Wednesday Stained Glass Contour Palette

As someone who loves sculpting and enhancing natural features, the NYX “Wednesday Stained Glass” Contour Palette instantly caught my attention — and honestly, it didn’t disappoint. The mix of contour, highlight, and blush shades feels so thoughtfully curated, especially for creating dimension without the heaviness that some powder palettes can have. The powders are finely milled, easy to blend, and surprisingly buildable. I love how they layer beautifully — soft enough for everyday wear but can be intensified for a more sculpted, editorial finish. The undertones lean natural, which makes it easier to avoid that muddy or overly warm look I sometimes get with other contour palettes. What really stood out to me is the balance of shades. The highlights have a luminous, glass-skin sheen without chunky glitter, and the blush tones tie the whole look together. It’s one of those palettes that makes you enjoy doing your makeup again — versatile, flattering, and easy to work with, even on rushed mornings. Perfect for anyone who loves a polished, dimensional look with just the right amount of glow.

It is a fairly complete contour palette with three colors to contour and one color to remove, it is also good for sealing makeup it looks nice and natural, I am using it every day

Another piece from the NYX limited edition for Wednesday. The design is made like a Wednesday window and perfectly complements Enid's blush window. The contours are powdery, have high pigmentation and are great to apply. They are perfect for my cool skin type. They last all day, blend well and sometimes I use them as eyeshadows. They are perfect and thanks to the combination of light and dark contours with them you can conjure magnificent cheekbones, but also perfect eyes. Cool for me!