Question on Bronzer!

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Allison W.

Apr 22, 2013

Allison W.

So I bought the NYC Bronzer in Sunny. I don't get all fancy with my make up, I try to stick to the minimal I can. I wear mascara, eyeliner, and translucent powder. Since I bought the bronzer, the only way I've applied it is all over my face, and neck. I use only a little bit, just to enhance my tan skin already. My question is, is it okay to put it all over my face if I use very little of it? :/ Thanks chicas!

Autumn L.

Apr 22, 2013

Autumn L.

I use bronzer and I absolutely love it! I think it's great to put all over your face as well!

Crissy S.

Apr 22, 2013

Crissy S.

I use Sunny like that as well. As long as it's with a light hand I see nothing wrong with it.

Meg F.

Apr 22, 2013

Meg F.

Apply it where the sun would naturally tan you. Along cheek bones, lightly down the nose, hairline, etc :) and as you said, keep using a little bit to keep it natural :)

Allison W.

Apr 22, 2013

Allison W.

Thank you girls! My biggest fear is looking orange, I've done so many light tests to make sure I don't. I'll use my bathroom lights, check in the sun, and check at work with the flourecent lights there. I feel like less of a freak now that I see others are doing it too. Haha. :)

Alma M.

Apr 22, 2013

Alma M.

Bronzer is made to put all over your face or just where you feel most comfortable  :-)

AJ M.

Apr 23, 2013

AJ M.

Hmm if I'm correct you won't look orange with the bronzer it's usually the tanning sprays formula that give that orane look. you should be fine.

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