Don't push it. When choosing a colour, go for one that looks how you'd look after a week in the sun. (Not that you would ever get a skin-damaging tan.)
Choose your formula. The easiest type of bronzer to apply (and most natural-looking) is pressed powder. Sweep it on with a large, fluffy brush that you dip into the powder and then tap into a tissue before swiping over your face.
When in doubt, go for matte. Sticks and powders with shimmer can make your face look greasy. If you do like a bit of shimmer, use one with the smallest flecks possible.
Apply it right. Target the areas of your face that the sun would hit—that's the apples of your cheeks, the bridge of your nose, and around the hairline.
{Source: Allure. Pic: Dress Design Decor}
2 comments:
Oh how I love summer and the tan that comes with it! Bronzer rocks. But in the interest of health and wellbeing - the sun isn't bad for you. We need the sun. 15 minutes every second day is essential for healthy bodies and minds. 15 minutes a day can also prevent skin conditions and cancer xo
HI bellamumma!
Just wondering if you could recommend some good (not too expensive) bronzers? I've heard Benefit Hoola is a goodie? Not sure if I should go mattte or a little shimmer.. dilemma! Ta! :) x
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