From flat brushes to angled brushes and round brushes, there are a whole host of brilliant brushes that can make cheekbones pop like Kim Kardashians.

The technique of contouring has been used by make-up artists for decades, adding shadows to define and enhance facial features.

The technique involves applying different shades of bronzer or foundation to enhance the facial structure.

How to contour your face Using an angled contour brush, start by sculpting under the cheekbones and along the hairline using a bronze contour colour to give that sun-kissed look.

You can also contour anywhere you want to create extra definition - think down the sides of your nose, along the jawline or blended across the eye sockets.

Remember when youre contouring that for every contour you create, a contrasting highlight will double the impact, so finish your look by highlighting along the cheek and brow bones and down the bridge of the nose for a radiant glow.

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While we never discourage a fingertip as a make-up applicator (especially for a soft-focused, natural finish), when it comes to contouring, a precision angled brush or applicator specifically designed for the job makes things extra easy.

See Grazias Beauty Director, Joely Walkers step-by-step guide for contouring here: Which contour brush should you use Shop our pick of the best contour brushes available on the market, that will up your contour game in no time.

Gallery Contour Brushes 1 of 10 Designed to be a foundation brush, use this for creamy and liquid formulas to contour.

A sturdy but soft angled brush that effortlessly buffs in bronzer.

Dust this brush in a powder bronzer and sweep along cheekbones, temples and jawlines, making sure the angle of the brush is always pointing downwards.

Featuring a wide angle-head and dense bristles, this brush can be used with both powder and liquid formulas.

Use the rounded end to apply highlighter to the high points of the face and the angled end to apply bronzer where you want to sculpt.

Big and fluffy, this brush is perfect for a soft-focused more natural contour.

The rounded, angled slant hugs on to the natural curves of the face for a naturally defined finish.

A great option for packing on the bronzing powder, this synthetic bristled brush expertly blends and contours.

With an extra long handle for complete control, you can sharply define cheekbones or get the perfect amount of highlighter down the bridge of the nose.

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