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Jan 9, 2014
Emma I.
I need advice for contouring! I've tried it a couple times and the bronzer ways makes me look so dark and un natural.
Jan 9, 2014
Emily S.
Jan 9, 2014
Symone B.
Here's a video. Jacyln how over contouring for different skintones. Also, there's this "rule" to not contour with bronzer. Bronzer is suppose to add warmth to the face and contouring is supposed to be cool toned to create a shadow or hallow area
Jan 9, 2014
Symone B.
^ http://youtu.be/QKz_2ScmjUs
*hollow
Jan 9, 2014
Emily S.
I agree with symone you should leave the bronzer for contouring and maybe add it of after x
Jan 9, 2014
Devon D.
You can by contouring kits, they generally contain a highlighter (shimmery/matte white) and a matte brown shader, basically dark colours receed features, light colours bring out features, put the shader where you want to slim down or reshape,and put the highlighter where you want to show off e.g cheekbones, if you want more a sunkissed look with bronzer put it on in a figure of 3 (above eyebrow, across cheekbone, and along jawline) on both sides of the face. And remember to blend, and use a light hand :)
Jan 9, 2014
Sarah M.
I watched Jaclyn's video and she used bronzer for contour. It looked alright, maybe it works because Holla is kinda matte and she's really tan? Verrrrryyy confused.
Jan 9, 2014
Sarah M.
Hoola*
Jan 10, 2014
Mackenzi B.
First off, don't use a Bronzer. Bronzers are not for contouring and that's why it looks unnatural. Get a matte brown/tan powder and lightly add shadows to your face. I find if I do more than one light dusting, it looks odd.