The rules for applying bronzer, on the other hand, have more to do with finding the places on your face where the sun naturally hits.
It’s generally easier to apply, and is less finicky than.
It gives the skin a natural shine to make it appear like the skin is naturally glowing with a tan. A bronzer usually has a shiny finish to it. While both products add depth to your face, they differ in their ultimate effect: bronzers add warmth. Unlike bronzers, contour products lean toward neutral or cool undertones and have a matte finish. Still unsure? Lujan notes that “typical places to sculpt are the hairline, the hollows of the cheek, the crease of the eye, the sides and tip of the nose, under the chin and under the jaw line.” Contour and bronzers are makeup products that can help define your face. Contour products 'sculpt' your face to achieve a defined look, such as the appearance of higher cheekbones, a sharper jawline or a narrower nose. “The goal is to find a flatting shadow and recreate it with a contour shade.” “One of my favorite tips is to look at your features in a dim light setting, with one source of light and study how the shadows naturally form as you tilt your face at different angles,” Lujan says about figuring out how and where to apply.
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While there's plenty of advice out there about how to contour your specific face shape, Lujan says that every single face is different-and your contour application should be, too. Thats how you can change the appearance of how your nose and cheeks look, for. Seek out contour shades similar to those natural shadows,” Lujan adds. Contour is cool toned and helps to shade your face thus giving it more structure. “If you are ever in doubt for which shade suits you, look at your face in the mirror and study the natural shadows.
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