Anyway to make bronzer darker?

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Lily W.

Jun 27, 2014

Lily W.

I bought a new bronzer on the weekend and when I got home I realised its so pale like I could actually use it as face powder so is there anyway I can make my bronzer darker? like DIY?(:

Madison M.

Jun 27, 2014

Madison M.

I'm pretty sure bronzers are supposed to be see through because they're meant to be buildable? I'm not 100% sure however so don't quote me on that but I think I've read about it somewhere on beautylish. Try layering it over and over where you normally apply it. But if thats what you already do then I'm sorry I'm not much help on ways to darken the product itself.

Manasi S.

Jun 27, 2014

Manasi S.

Cocoa powder! you can find it at places like whole foods. they actually use it in the too faced chocolate/milk chocolate bronzers. I suggest depotting/breaking up the bronzer and mixing the cocoa powder in and then potting it like you would a pigment.
I've heard people use cinnamon as a bronzer too. of course these are noth darker which is why I suggest you mix a little in with the bronzer you have

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