Apply bronzer powder with a large powder brush. Dip the brush into the bronzer to pick up a generous amount, tapping off the excess product. Sweep the brush across the areas of your face that would naturally be hit and warmed by the sun. Apply it to the tops of the cheeks, sweeping the brush up towards the temples in a C-shape. Apply a small amount of product to the nose and also the top part of your forehead. Make sure to blend all the bronzer out for a natural finish.

Bronzing powder is used to give you a natural sun-kissed glow and warmth, without the dangers of UV-rays from the sun. The right powder bronzer will enhance your healthy, radiant complexion without looking fake. Our powder bronzer gives a silky, matte finish for a natural look that never looks cakey.

Bronzer works best when it’s used to accentuate the features and contour the face to add dimension. For a more natural look, you should focus on the areas that would catch the sun, rather than applying it all over your face. If you like to use a setting powder to finish your look, try our face powder to control oil, even the skin tone and set your makeup.

Bronzer and contour are similar, in that they add dimension to the face to accentuate your features. Both products will be darker than your skin tone and you can use both at the same time. The difference is that bronzer usually comes in warmer shades, with the intention to add warmth to your face. It will be applied to the high points of your face, to give the effect of a sun-kissed glow. Contour, on the other hand, is usually a neutral shade and will be applied to the more concave areas of your face that are in shadow. Contour’s main purpose is to sculpt the face without adding any extra glow or warmth.

Bronzer will usually be one of the last products you apply, after concealer and foundation. You can then follow with blush and highlighter to complete your makeup look, or wear bronzer on its own for a subtle glow.