If you want to glow up the sun, then it is all about learn where the bronze application is. It will give you the best bronzerazer look “just back from leave” without any damage to the sun. In addition, there are a lot of options for each preference for formula – including Bronze creamand Brunser powderAnd BronzerAll of this is designed to bring warmth and dimension to the face.
Place of bronze application
All this depends on the shape of your face, but a general rule is to apply bronze to the places that the sun will hit naturally, such as temples and forehead. If your forehead is broader, celebrity makeup artist Chelsea Roche The sides of the temples, directly above the bottom of the cheekbones, and under the jaw. For a wide forehead, apply half a moon along the top of the front and make the product in your hair. “This will shorten the appearance of the front,” she says.
One of my favorite jaw tricks is Cantor application Behind the ear and follow under the jaw. This creates the most smooth jaw.
How to choose bronze shades
How do you choose bronze shades? According to the makeup artist Natalie DrierThere is a good base represented in choosing a shade from three to four shades darker than your skin tone.
How to apply bronze
When it comes to the application, there are some techniques that you can use. “My favorite way is to take my brush and expel it directly to the product, then on my skin with a brush, and mix it with a wet beauty sponge.”
You can also use your fingers to apply a bronze cream, because the formula is easily mixed into the skin. “I love a generous bronze app before hidden and sheep. Bronze Cream is definitely more pigmented and dignified than a bronze powder, and it is definitely unparalleled unless he has a kind of flashing in it,” she says. “It is easier to merge a bronze cream in my opinion and dissolve in the skin and basically smoothly.”
For liquid bronze, you can use your fingers, sponge or makeup brush. Roche recommends using a thick artificial angelic brush to reach areas such as the forehead and jaw. “I always use urgent movements to mix the product in the skin,” she says. “I never turn the product.”
