Bronzer and contour powder?

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Naz L.

May 25, 2014

Naz L.

I've seen a lot of threads on this and I know people may be getting tired of this but I'm actually confused. Where is bronzer supposed to go? I've seen a lot of beauty gurus on YouTube putting it in the hollows of their cheeks and there jaw line and on their forehead but then over here a lot of people say know that where you contour and also on the sides of your nose but now I'm so confused. So my question is where does bronzer go and where does the contour powder go?

Ashley C.

May 25, 2014

Ashley C.

Contouring powder goes all the places you mentioned. You can put bronzer there for a much lighter sun kist look. The thing with bronzer is that you also want to put it on the parts of your face that normally tan

Jennifer G.

May 25, 2014

Jennifer G.

Basically, bronzer goes where the sun is supposed to hit your face. Where the sun would "kiss" you. Contour products go in the shadows of your face. So basically where the sun would not hit. I'm probably not the best person to explain but that's how I look at it!

Bethany M.

May 25, 2014

Bethany M.

The bronzer goes right under your blush and on temples
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