BRONZER VS CONTOUR SHADE SKIN
The contour product of choice should also be a couple of shades darker than your skin tone and you could use a damp sponge blender that would work perfectly for liquid or contour wet&dry products, while a contour brush works miracles when applying powders. You may want to try our super handy compact bronzer and blush palette!Īpplying contour means giving structure to your face, so how you do it really depends on your face shape, on what you want to emphasise and what you try to minimise. A blush gives colour to your cheeks and helps complete the natural, flushed effect you would really like to go for. Do not forget that the bronzing technique varies depending on your face shape!ĭo not forget that the best way to finish your bronzing technique application is with blush. Then, twirl your bronzer applicator of choice on the apples of your cheeks out to the corners of your face and then blend them thoroughly and in circular motions. Start from the temples and connect them by sweeping along your hairline. When applying bronzer, a little tip is just to remember to accentuate the areas where the sun would hit your face the most and then follow all those lines. To apply the product, you can use a damp sponge blender for cream or liquid products, while you should opt for a fluffy brush for powders.
Now let us have a look at the different two techniques and see what steps we need to follow to create the best effects for both.įirst of all, pick a bronzer that is at least two shades darker than your skin tone: remember that you are trying to give yourself a natural-looking tan effect!
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