I put a little on my finger and used it on a tattoo to see if the color showed up or not . The white paste did hide the colors which impressed me greatly! The texture of the paste is very similar of tinned lip gloss which makes sense given most of its ingredients. You definitely need a brush or string to get detailed lines but that is to be expected. Fingers tend to blend things in and not define them. I would be very interested in trying out some of the aqua version as a comparison!

As an older woman who occasionally needs extra help with contouring, I've been looking for a paste-form contouring product in white for some time now. Since this paste is used for mapping, it has a super-high pigment content. I love that a little goes a long way! That's especially nice for stage makeup!

The paste goes on feeling a bit waxy, but quickly smooths into the skin. It's easy to get it blended in without losing the pigment. I've also noticed that it minimizes pores -- which means you'll want to be extra careful to clean it back out of your pores if you're using this as I do.

At any rate, this is a great little product for me to keep in my makeup kit both for stage and for those times when I'm a little bit more tired and want to smooth out some of what I call my "hag shadows."

I needed something that I could use a guide to give me a sharp line when doing my eyebrows. I used this then colored in my brows and nowhere could you tell I used it . And good solid line so I could see .

This paste is very easy to apply. It is not too thick or thin. It stands out when applied but if you don't make it too pronounced it won't stand way out. It makes a great highlight to draw attention to your lips or eyes. It does come off very easy so try not to touch it or it will smear.

Works great!!

Oh how I've missed a decent contour creme! Had one years ago and haven't found a contender until now! This was a great product!

I tried it a few ways:
1 - as a base on my eyelid (3rd picture) - over just primer. It goes on fairly smoothly, it's a light white, that doesn't go on totally flat, but more of a lightener. I used my hands and got a smooth layer pretty easily.
2 - to put some white accent lines near my eye (1st & 2nd pictures) - I generally put some solid white liner under my eye to make it pop and look a bit bigger - applied with a short bristled angular brush. It took me a bit of figuring (the brush was new, too), but pretty easily sorted out how to get solid lines with it.
3 - blended in to nose and cheekbones as a last layer (1st & 2nd pictures) - for real contouring. This is where I felt it really shone. It was easy with a small bit of it to really get the highlighting on, defining my nose and cheekbones easily, and blending into my base and shadow countour with very little effort.

I've used it twice so far on two different occasions, and it's been consistently great.

All around a great product. No smell, and it sat on my skin for hours without a problem. Granted - I have pretty easy going skin, so I'm not the person who's going to have a reaction to most things.

Perfect, Just as expected. easy to clean as well.

I really like the precision tool for my brow and lip measuring. Helped create precise lines and shapes before applying permanent makeup/tinting products.

Brawna white paste is very smooth and has a creamy texture that makes application a breeze. It blends well with other colors if used as an eye shadow or lipstick. It can be mixed to lighten/brighten up any other color or simply be used as highlighter or for contouring.
The composition cintains waxes and oils that nourish and replenish the skin. There is definitely no dry skin sensation with the use of this product. It is very versatile and should be in everyone's makeup arsenal.

I recently had the pleasure of trying out the Brawna Po Contour mapping paste, and I must say, I was thoroughly impressed! I loved how versatile the white paste is - it can be used for contouring, highlighting, and shading the face, eyebrows, and lips for a seamless and professional makeup look. But perhaps the best part of this product is its ability to act as a barrier for brow henna, dye, or tint, preventing the color from bleeding or smearing. Overall, I highly recommend the Brawna Po Contour mapping paste for anyone looking to achieve a flawlessly contoured and highlighted makeup look.

This came in a teeny tiny tin. Initially I thought the size was ridic. But as I began using the product, I can see that the size is actually quite reasonable as a lot goes a long way. It doesn't come with any tools, which was unfortunate since I've never used a product like this before. However, I made do with things I had on hand. I think people who are used to using this product would be happy with it.

This is a mapping paste to help you map out your eyebrows before using henna or powder on your eyebrows (and to avoid getting any tint on your skin). But to get sharp and precise lines, you need to use a brush, which is NOT included. This is ONLY the paste. The paste itself seems a little dry, but still covers my brush and skin smoothly and easily. Plus, it really is odorless without any unpleasant smells. The price of $10.99 (at the time of this review) is on the high side for such a little bottle, but it should last awhile if you're not using it very often. Thumbs up!

As an everyday makeup wearing I'm a newbie this mapping paste has helped me a lot. As costume makeup person I have also been able to utilize. Love that it goes on well and doesn't feel heavy. Also washes off easily.

The paste is very easy to use and apply. It is super smooth and just glides on my skin. Its also super easy to remove. It can be used for many different purposes on the face but I love to use it to shape my brows. It also doesn't irritate my skin at all.

I think this vendor uses their Amazon page to sell a variety of products, so this review is for the "Brawna Pro Contour White Mapping Paste for Brow and Lip Measuring - White Concealer." I have a problem with lipstick bleed, so I thought this product might help.

And it does. Here's what I like about this product: after you stipple it carefully around the lip area, cover with usual make up, and then apply lipstick pencil and lipstick, you don't experience the lipstick feathering or bleed you usually do. You only need to use a little, and the product is removable with soap and water or make-up remover.

Here's what I think might be improved: the vendor indicates it's cruelty free, but the product and vendor are not signed up for any industry cruelty-free programs, and instead use their own derivative logos (minus one star) - the difference between verbiage and actual commitment. I hope this vendor makes the actual commitment soon.