Bronzer for light complexions.

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Maggie H.

Mar 3, 2015

Maggie H.

I'm looking for a bronzer, but I have pale skin and don't want something overpowering. Any suggestions??

Olivia A.

Mar 3, 2015

Olivia A.

Chanel bronzer in the lightest shade:) or if you are looking for drugstore I really like wet and wild bronzer!

Alexis C.

Mar 3, 2015

Alexis C.

Too Faced Chocolate Soleil Bronzer comes in a lighter shade called Milk Chocolate (rather than the regular shade everyone seems to use, which is Chocolate) so definitely check that out (:

T K.

Mar 3, 2015

T K.

I have heard wonderful things about too faced bronzer, but if you want a drugstore option I recommend Essence Matt bronzer for blondes. It is cheap, and it doesn't look muddy or too orange on pale girls like us :)

Sisi S.

Mar 3, 2015

Sisi S.

Nars Laguna compliments many skin tones (also light ones)

Riff W.

Mar 3, 2015

Riff W.

The Too Faced bronzer is too cool and doesn't really warm up your skin (which is the purpose of a bronzer). Benefit's Hoola works amazingly on lighter skin tones and really does warm up your skin without overpowering your face or looking orange :) if you're talking about using bronzer to contour, I would stay away from bronzers all together. Bronzers warm up the skin, powders made specifically for contouring work best to mimic shadows and sculpt your face :)

Rebecca J.

Mar 3, 2015

Rebecca J.

Benefit hoola is my favourite. I have pale skin also.

Maggie H.

Mar 4, 2015

Maggie H.

Thank you all so much!! Being pale can be so hard 😄

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