Why should you use bronzer?

Bronzer is the go-to beauty product for getting a golden, sun-kissed glow anytime of year. Whether it’s matte or shimmery, a dusting of bronzer accentuates and lifts your cheekbones, sculpts your features, and creates a warm, just-stepped-off-the-beach radiance in seconds.

Why is bronzer used in makeup?

Bronzer is used to add warmth and dimension to your face, making the skin look flushed with health. It is supposed to be applied after face makeup and before the blush. Bronzer is brushed on the perimeter of the face that includes cheeks, jawline, edges of the forehead, and nose.

Does bronzer make a difference?

The primary difference between bronzer and contour is that bronzer is primarily used to add warmth to the face while contour “adds dimension and shadow,” explains makeup artist Beth Follert. Bronzer can sometimes have warmer undertones like orange, red, and yellow and often has a shimmery finish.

Can I contour with bronzer?

Can you use bronzer for contour? The answer is yes, but only if you do it correctly. Bronzer is typically a matte or shimmer powder that is warm-toned to create the effect of a sun-kissed glow. If you are fair to light-complected and cool-toned, bronzer can look great on you as a contour.

Is highlighter and bronzer the same?

Bronzer vs Highlighter The difference between bronzer and highlighter is that bronzer is used for adding definition to that face, and sometimes even for contouring where highlighter is used for enhancing the high points of the face. Highlighter is a makeup product used for highlighting the high points of the face.

Why are my cheekbones so flat?

Sunken cheeks occur when you don’t have a lot of tissue (flesh) between your zygoma (the bony arch of your cheek under your eye) and your mandible (your lower jawbone). Both women and men can have them. Sunken cheeks are often attributed to the aging process, which causes you to lose facial fat.

Where should I put contour?

The basic places for contouring include the area under the jawline, the sides of the temples, and the hollows of your cheekbones. The sides of the nose and the hairline are also areas people sometimes choose to contour.

What are the best tips for using bronzer?

Part 2 of 3: Putting on Your Bronzer Select a bronzer 1 or 2 shades darker than your natural skin tone. Use a wide, fluffy powder brush with a rounded top. Swirl the brush evenly in the bronzer. Apply the bronzer to your forehead. Apply the bronzer to your cheekbones. Apply the bronzer to your jawline. Brush lightly over your chin, nose and neck.

How to use bronzer correctly?

1) Select a bronzer 1 or 2 shades darker than your natural skin tone. 2) Use a wide, fluffy powder brush with a rounded top. 3) Swirl the brush evenly in the bronzer. It is best to apply your bronzer in light, even coats to build up color rather than adding a single dark layer 4) Apply the bronzer to your forehead. Your bronzer should be applied in the shape of a “3” from the top to the bottom of your face on both sides, 5) Apply the bronzer to your cheekbones. Next, make a fish face and apply your bronzer to your cheekbones. 6) Apply the bronzer to your jawline. Finally, complete the “3” shape by sweeping your bronzer along your jawline. 7) Brush lightly over your chin, nose and neck. As you’re applying bronzer, you’ll want to focus on covering the areas of your face that sunlight tends to hit.

What type of brush should you use when applying bronzer?

Low firmness is best for diffused applications of powder bronzer.

Medium-firm brushes give a heavier application of powder,can work with creams,and are great for blending.

Very firm brushes are ideal for heavier applications of cream bronzer.

Why is bronzer used in make-up?

Adds a warm,sun-kissed glow to the skin.

Brightens your face and adds dimension to your makeup look.

Can be used in conjunction with contour to help warm up your complexion. 3