Youngblood Pro Sculpt Crème Contour Stick Sun-Drenched 10g
Description
Description
Cream contour stick in deep bronze, the deepest shade for deep skin
For deep skin, it isn't always easy to find a contour that is truly deep enough. Many shades turn out too light and create a dull haze rather than a shadow. A deep bronze with a warm undertone adds shape that matches the natural colour of the skin. Youngblood Pro Sculpt Crème Contour Stick Sun-Drenched is the deepest shade in the range and is made for that rich definition.
The stick has a richly pigmented, creamy texture that feels lightweight and melts into the skin. You blend it out seamlessly and build up to the definition you want, from a soft warmth to a pronounced sculpted look. According to Youngblood, the finish is luminous and soft-matte, so deep skin keeps looking lively. Shea butter, peptides and vitamin E care for the skin while you wear it. The stick contains 10 g.
Colour: Sun-Drenched is a deep bronze, the deepest of the five shades. It gives a rich shadow and warmth that often looks natural on deep skin, and can serve as an intense contour on tanned skin. Slightly lighter is Sun-Basked (dark bronze); after that come Sun-Bathed, Sun-Kissed and Sun-Lit.
Benefits
- The deepest shade in the range, for deep skin
- Deep bronze that adds shape without a dull effect
- Lightweight cream that melts into the skin
- Buildable from soft warmth to a pronounced contour
- Shea butter, peptides, vitamin E and hyaluronic acid
- Talc-free and, according to Youngblood, for all skin types
Active ingredients
The formula cares for your skin while it adds colour:
Shea butter: Helps retain moisture and makes the cream supple and smooth. As a result, a deep colour blends out evenly.
Peptides: The stick contains acetyl hexapeptide-8, a peptide used in skincare for smooth-looking skin. So you get make-up with a caring extra.
Vitamin E: Nourishes and softens the skin. It helps keep the skin comfortable underneath the cream.
Hyaluronic acid: Attracts moisture and keeps the skin hydrated. This makes sure the contour looks supple all day.
How to use
- Swipe Sun-Drenched into the hollows under the cheekbones and along the jawline
- Add a swipe at the temples and the hairline for more shape
- Blend with the YB15 Crème Contour Brush or your fingertips using tapping movements
- Work a small amount along the sides of the nose for extra definition
- Build up with a second layer if you want a stronger contour
Suitable for
- Deep skin looking for a contour with real depth
- Tanned skin that wants an intense contour
- Anyone who prefers a warm, rich shadow
- All skin types, according to Youngblood
Frequently asked questions
Is Sun-Drenched deep enough for very deep skin?
Sun-Drenched is the deepest shade in the range and gives a rich bronze shadow. Whether it gives enough contrast depends on your own skin tone and how pronounced you want the contour. Not sure? Send us a WhatsApp message with a photo taken in daylight.
What is the difference between Sun-Drenched and Sun-Basked?
Sun-Drenched is a deep bronze and the darkest shade, Sun-Basked a dark bronze that is slightly lighter. Choose Sun-Basked for tanned to deep skin and Sun-Drenched for deep skin or an extra intense contour.
How do I blend a deep cream contour without patches?
Start with a thin swipe and blend straight away, before the cream sets. Work with short, tapping movements of the brush and blend the edges upwards. A second thin layer gives a more even result than one thick layer.
Can I combine Sun-Drenched with a powder bronzer?
Yes, first the cream and then a touch of powder gives extra depth and hold. Press the powder gently over the contour. The Defining Bronzer in Truffle pairs beautifully with this deep shade.

