BRONZER

Bronzer is a cosmetic product used to add warmth and color to the face, giving it a natural, tanned appearance. It's primarily used to sculpt and warm the skin tone, creating a natural, sun-kissed effect. It's a must-have for anyone who wants a healthier, more radiant look with a more defined appearance.

How to use:

• Choose a shade that complements your skin tone. For a more natural look, the bronzer should be just slightly darker than your natural skin tone.
• Before applying bronzer, apply a makeup base such as foundation or BB cream to even out your skin tone.
• Use an angled brush or a contour brush to apply bronzer. A large, fluffy brush is ideal for a softer, more blended effect.
• Apply bronzer under your cheekbones, on the top of your forehead (near your hairline), along your jawline, and on the sides of your nose. This will create a shadowy effect that sculpts and defines your face.
• Apply a light amount of bronzer to your entire face, focusing on areas that naturally tan in the sun: your forehead, nose, cheekbones, and chin.
• Blend the bronzer so there are no harsh lines. The effect should be natural and imperceptible, as if the skin had been naturally sunbathed.
• You can add a little blush to your cheeks for a healthy, fresh look, and a highlighter to the high points of your face for a touch of radiance.

Suggestions:

• If you have fair skin, opt for bronzers with a cooler or neutral undertone, while if you have dark skin, you can choose bronzers with a warmer or golden undertone.
• Don't overdo it: the bronzer should look like a light, natural tan, not like a heavy blush. Start small and gradually add until you reach the desired intensity.
• If you have oily skin, opt for a matte bronzer. If you have dry skin, a bronzer with a hint of luminosity will add a healthier look.

The difference between bronzer, powder, and contouring lies mainly in the effect each product has on the face and how they are used.

Differences:

• Bronzer is used for a tanned, warm, and luminous effect. It has warm, golden tones.
• Bronzer refers to a product that darkens and warms the face, similar to bronzer but sometimes less specific in its effect.
• Contouring is about defining and creating shadows. It's a matte product, used to sculpt the face, not to add brightness.