Silly question about bronzer...

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Cyrenna E.

Feb 20, 2014

Cyrenna E.

Stephanie? is there anything from the drugstore that you like to contour with? preferably not foundation.

Stephanie S.

Feb 21, 2014

Stephanie S.

I personally don't contour, but I've seen people use concealer sticks by loreal.

Alma M.

Feb 21, 2014

Alma M.

I agree with Jackie of course.I like to usually say this so people may understand contour technique better and here it is, Go Outside What Color is your Shadow? is it Bronze? lol Nope,Now what does the color grey look like does it have a red tone? Hmm Nope, Contour sculpting powder is a different product from Bronze.Bronze is used to give off a sun kissed glow or Tanning effect of color to the skin to which should be placed on the areas Jackie has mentioned.It can be used over the contour finish just the same as Blush to give a full finish to the face versus a washed out look. They work as a group if need be so keep in Mind Bronze is not alway's a must in a makeup Finish it's an EXTRA :)

Amanda V.

Feb 21, 2014

Amanda V.

I really like what Alma said!! Bravo!! 👏👏 I sometimes only go with blush to add color to my cheeks :)

Kelsey R.

Feb 22, 2014

Kelsey R.

Ok... I'm going to leave and just google everything... This convo is getting kinda confusing for me!

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