How to Bronze Your Face

Bronzing is something that has taken the world and the internet by storm. Contouring, highlight, and so much more. These are the makeup patterns that the makeup junkies and the YouTubers have been obsessed with since the past few years. You need to keep a few things in mind before you take your brush in hand, and that too, you need an appropriate brush for the job.

It doesn't matter if you are a beginner in the field of makeup until and unless you know the right tricks to get you going. Before you jump into the bronzing part, you should have a full coverage of foundation, and concealer in the desired spots, especially under the eye area, so that the bronzing turns out right.

There are a few easy steps that you can utilize to achieve the perfect bronzed look, which are as follows:

• Choosing the Products:

Since the bronzing product has to be something that you can comfortably apply and carry, you need to test first that whether if you are comfortable with the powder one or the liquid one. If you are contented with the powder bronzer, then you can opt for the bareMinerals Bronzer - The Skinny Dip. Make sure to purchase the one that is two tones darker than your skin tone.

• The Blending:

A good angled brush allows you to blend all of the product onto your skin flawlessly. However, you should know that once you get the product onto the brush, make certain to tap it onto the powder palette to remove the excess. After applying it onto the cheekbones, you have to blend it upwards with a Kabuki brush or any other blending brush. Do not leave any harsh lines during the blending process so that the bronzing looks natural.

• The Right Method:

The chiseled look it gives your face solely depends on how you blend the product. Make sure to put it only onto the line that starting from the cheekbone from the upper side of your ear till the outer corner of your mouth. Similarly, form a shade on your forehead, by blending it into your hairline so that your forehead seems smaller, and it allows you to highlight the center of the head. Use very light strokes when you are forming a structure of the product so that you can merge it flawlessly later with a flat-topped brush.

The basic goal of a contoured or bronzed look is to give the face a three dimensional look, which makes the face look slim as ever, so that your features become prominent. Furthermore, in order to contour according to the shape of your face, you need to determine your face shape first so that you know the high points of your face.