Using Bronzer...But Not for Contour.

Apr 9, 2015

Amber B.

So ladies I was wondering how do you guys use bronzer besides contouring. I have no interest in doing it. Could I just apply it to my checks under blush.

Apr 9, 2015

Ashlee C.

It's meant to give a sun kissed glow or something like that. Generally you put it where the sun would hit, like cheeks and nose. That's what I've read about it anyway. Sometimes a bit around your temples.

Apr 9, 2015

Alexia C.

I've personally used it as a transition shade on the crease, I love how natural it looks!

Apr 9, 2015

Raylene I.

You do crescent moon shapes, starting from your temples you come down around and across your cheeks, down the center of your nose and across the center of your chin :)

Apr 9, 2015

Diana T.

I do the whole "E" and 3 motion - that's what I've seen suggested in all the product videos on sephoras website of how to use the KVD bronzer - but I just use it lightly - too much usually makes you look strange.

Apr 9, 2015

Bronwyn R.

It's generally used so that after your foundation your face doesn't look so "flat". It adds dimension. I love bronzer because it can make you look gorgeous when applied right. But I've also seen some women where it looks like they've been rolling around in dirt lol.

Apr 9, 2015

Luke C.

All over lol

Apr 11, 2015

Jenni L.

I like using it around the perimeter of the face- a technique I've seen Scott Barnes use. Not as a contour; as we know, contour has to be cool toned to create the illusion of shadow. But I think it's pretty lightly dusted around the edge of the face and carried down to the neck and décolleté so those areas look sun kissed as well. It gives a lit from within look- as long as it's a light bronzer and applied with a light hand. And then a little on the tops of the cheekbones and nose.