I was wondering how you use face bronzer. I have heard that it is only suppossed to be applied to certain areas of the face but I have also been told to brush it on all over. Which is correct?
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Apply where the sun naturally would get… check bones, forehead, nose…. Just besure to not overdo it .. you want it to look natural.
well I guess it depends on the affect you are going for? I use it just like blush and I softly brush it on my forhead and chin and across my nose. It just gives me the right amount of glow. Try brushing a letter “E” on each side of your face. You can always ask the Make up counter ladies like at Dillards or MAC studios, you don’t have to buy anything from them!
Well, what I do is a take a large brush (like a blush brush but a bit bigger) stroked it across the bronzer, and give the brish a few taps to kcnock of access powder. Then in light gental even strokes, brush the brush across your face. Brush a little on your neck (and my you chest if you are wearing a low cut top) so it does not look pale compred to your face. I do not recommed the forhead cheek method, it makes people look blotchy. I really hope this helped you.
Powdered bronzer is the best type to use. Creams don’t always blend well, and they have a tendency to look unnatural. They could also be deterimental to people with sensitive skin.
Your best bet is to use a large brush and apply on your forhead, nose, and chin–your “T” zone. These are the first areas sunlight hit outdoors.
Bronzers are not one-color-fits-all. Shop around for a line that gives several different shades, or at least light, medium, dark.
Some bronzers put shimmers that reflect light. I would save these for night outings or special occasions. They can look too unnatural and overdone during the daytime.
BUILD in layers when you apply. You can always add more; it’s not so easy to take it off.
try going to here it show u how to apply bronzer
http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-apply-bronzer