Bronzer Tips For A Flawless Look

Summer is my favorite season because I get to enjoy the beach with my family and have a great-bronzed glow. I am so excited for the summer rays that are shining! I have started to work on my tan but I still use a bronzer when I want to create a sun-kissed look without spending hours outside. Bronzers are a great way to enhance your complexion and can give you a sexy, natural looking color. They are a great alternative to powder during these warmer months. We all know that atrocious orange glow people get when they don’t color match, so if you are using a bronzer, it is important that you find the right shade for your skin tone. Also, you need to be sure to apply with the proper techniques to ensure a proper and even blend. Make sure to use these bronzing tricks for beautiful and flawless golden skin!

• Using The Right Brushes: When applying any bronzer, make sure you are using the right brush to help achieve a perfect look. I like to use Glo Minerals soft Kabuki style brush. This works very well to apply bronzer powder. Also, if you are using a liquid bronzer, try a damp sponge, making sure to blend well.
• Look Natural: To achieve a perfect and natural look (no orange tones), make sure to keep the bronzer light. Apply the bronzer by gently dusting it on and blending well. If you use too much, hello orangutan skin!Try Glo Minerals Bronzer, it works the best.
• Blush: After you finish applying your bronzer, you will want to add a wee bit of blush to finish off your sun-kissed look. A simple swipe of blush on your cheeks while enhances your cheekbones.
• Neck and Décolleté: Do not forget to apply the bronzer on your neck and décolleté to avoid a masked look. The face and the neck should look one color and shade. Be sure to apply evenly, this area can be tricky.
• Avoid Clumping: Use a brush to buff and blend the bronzer well so that no creases and clumps are formed. Gently buff with a large brush before you apply more layers.
• Finishing Powder: A gold or copper based finishing powder will give a matte look and better coverage. Always blend the powder with a brush for extra coverage.