What is a bronzer?

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Carmen B.

Dec 17, 2012

Carmen B.

What does a bronzer do n how do i find the right one

Vanessa C.

Dec 17, 2012

Vanessa C.

Bronzer is a powder that is a couple or more shades darker then your skintone. It can be used all over the face lightly to darken it up a bit, or just add some warmth. It can also be used to contour areas of the face, such as temples, nose, hollow parts of the cheeks and jaw line to create a more slim appearance. I always recommend Too Faced Chocolate Soleil Bronzer for anyone with a fair to medium skin tone. Also, when shopping for bronzer, please try to stick with matte or very subtle shimmer. 

Payton K.

Dec 18, 2012

Payton K.

I agree with Maggie, Emma and Vanessa. I just want to add some tips: BLEND BLEND BLEND and I wouldnt contour if your new to bronzer right away. Maybe practice at home in natural light before trying it in public. Its very easy to mess up. (:

Avery M.

Dec 18, 2012

Avery M.

Pur minerals!! Best bronzer I have ever came across. It's amazing.

Monica K.

Dec 18, 2012

Monica K.

Bronzer is usually like a golden tan color that people use to contour and sculpt around the face and sometimes neck area. It gives you that kind of "sun kissed" look that glows (: the cheapest that i know of and works really well is the NYC sunny bronzer. Hope this helps (:

Carmen B.

Dec 19, 2012

Carmen B.

Thank you all

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