Contouring with bronzer?!?! NO NO!!

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Christina C.

Mar 19, 2014

Christina C.

Ok we just has this huge discussion about this topic and most of us have agreed that you don't use bronzer to contour, I'm not saying anyone's personal opinion is wrong. But if you look at the editorial about Wayne glosses new brushes they say to contour with bronzer. I have never countered in my life so I have no opinions about this but isnt it weird??

Christina C.

Mar 19, 2014

Christina C.

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Christina C.

Mar 19, 2014

Christina C.

Yes I read the entire thing I thought that just because its a 90's look doesn't mean that you use. 90's techniques. But I see what your saying.

Zeema V.

Mar 19, 2014

Zeema V.

Just wondering, what do you contour with then? I always thought it was with bronzer.

Karen B.

Mar 19, 2014

Karen B.

Tbh I use a powder contour pallette but its basically glorified bronzer :L

Christina C.

Mar 19, 2014

Christina C.

^agreed. @zeema you can but most (not all) but most bronzers are orangey with glitter.

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