Applying Powder Bronzer

Powder bronzers are not only easy to apply, but it also conceals, evens out and gives a more toned appearance. The trick is using it accordingly. Here's a quick guide to using bronzers. First, exfoliate the skin and dry completely. Second, apply loose translucent powder. Third, apply the bronzer in a circular motion, avoiding both the eyes and the lips. Apply less bronzer on the face if it is lighter than your arms. Fourth, apply to areas where the sun usually hits to achieve a more natural look. Apply to the nose, chin, cheekbones, ears and collarbones. Fifth, apply bronzer sparingly. While it hide blemishes, it can also highlight wrinkles. Sixth, apply bronzer to neck with your chin up. Finally, apply pink blush to the cheek to add a finishing touch.

Pressed Powder Bronzer

Powder bronzers have dual purposes. Pressed powder bronzer is usually used to achieve a lightly-toasted look, creating a healthy, glowing and tanned-skin radiance. Wetting the powder bronzer transforms it into a sheer cream that can be used to add color to eyes, lips and face. Dabbing a small amount of bronzer powder on your forehead, chin and nose will help achieve a sun-kissed sheen. Applying the bronzer to the shoulders and neckline, enhances the tan and warms up the skin.

Bronzer Powder

Bronzers are great for a year round sun-kissed look. Bronzing powder creates an overall warmth and contours the entire face. It creates a natural-looking glow which creates the look of tanned skin. It also fills in lines and pores for smooth-looking skin. Its subtle shimmer adds glow and its imperceptible finish is ideal for all skin tones.