Bronzer Probs! Help!

Dec 7, 2013

Lexi P.

I bought a bronzer a couple months ago (I think wet n wilds ticket to Tahiti) but it looks really orange on my skin. How do I fix it because I can't take it back?

Dec 7, 2013

Kelsi C.

I've had the same problem. Put your bronzer on before your foundation on. You might need to put a deeper amount of bronzer on but the foundation over it will even out the shade on your face. (:

Dec 8, 2013

Isabel M.

You need to match the bronzer to your skin tone! Are you warm or cool?

Dec 9, 2013

I had that problem, I have light skin and especially in the winter bronzers look orange on me. I know you already bought this one, but if you can get your hands on a face powder or powder foundation that's a couple shades darker than your skin it will look completely natural. I would try the loreal true match powders.

Dec 9, 2013

Alma M.

Bronzers will always be a dilemma when trying to use it has a contour due to the fact that the product is for a tanning effect sunkiss glow to your skin hence why the colors have a orange red warm tone.I recommend a sculpting kit because it has (grey Cool tones) that plays off the shadowing of the structure illusion to your face and to warm up your skin is what the bronzer does after the sculpting.If you notice some contour kits have a (Blush and Bronzer) well that's the kit you use after Sculpting and sometimes your able to find kits that have a( Sculpt,highlight,bronze)powder which helps build the look in it's self and that's what your aiming for.I know it can be a bit confusing but here is a picture of SmashBox sculpting contour kit :)

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