Bronzer suggestions please!

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Angela Z.

Aug 12, 2014

Angela Z.

I need a good bronzer! One for someone with tan skin..I'm like an nc42 in Mac. I feel like it's so hard to find a bronzer for someone as naturally tan as me :(

Anna G.

Aug 12, 2014

Anna G.

I'm not tanned but maybe you could try too faced chocolate soleil?
I also really like body shops bronzers they have a good colour selection :)

Natalie R.

Aug 12, 2014

Natalie R.

Maybe a powder foundation thats darker than your skin tone (like mac studio fix), or try the NYX matte bronzer in the deepest shade. I could also recommend elfs blush/bronzers in their studio line. The covergirl queen bronzer in the shade ebony (very dark/deep). And bronzers from the Shea moisture cosmetics line are also lovely and deep.

Emily T.

Aug 12, 2014

Emily T.

Nars casino is probably a good one for you. I'm NC45 and its what I use, pretty much the darkest bronzer I've been able to find.

Yeji K.

Aug 12, 2014

Yeji K.

Too Faced has really good bronzers!
You should also check out the Anastasia Contour Kit!
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Angela Z.

Aug 12, 2014

Angela Z.

Thank you guys for all of these suggestions. I'll definitely have to check some stuff out :)

Paola B.

Aug 12, 2014

Paola B.

I totally agree with Anna and Yeji. Too Faced has great bronzers. You could try Milk Chocolate, which might be too light, or Chocolate Soleil which I believe will better suit you since you have a tan complexion.

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