Can I use bronzer to contour my face?

No, they're not. Bronzer is generally darker than your skin and is designed to mimic or enhance a slight tan. Highlighter is brighter than your skin and is designed to...

Blush should go on the apples of your cheeks and may be brushed back lightly across the cheekbone. Use a large, soft brush and a light touch to apply the...

Bronzer is used to give the skin a sun-kissed glow and enhance natural bone structure. It can be used alone or in combination with blush and/or highlighter.

People think applying less will make it look more natural, but only putting the product in one area actually calls more attention to it and makes it very obvious. The...

Skipping contour is perfectly fine! Contour is only used to change/define your face shape and nothing more. If you feel confident in your own skin then there shouldn't be a...

It is common to bake then contour, but you don't have to bake to make your makeup flawless! Setting spray has nothing to do with how oily skin is, it's...

Apply your bronzer on areas where the sun would normally hit. For instance, sweep the bronzer onto your hairline on your forehead and temples, on the bridge of your nose,...

The natural spots on your face to contour start from the perimeters of your forehead on your temples down to the hollows of your cheek in an almost helmet shape....

Highlighter emphasizes areas where light naturally hits your skin, such as the bridge of your nose and the top of your cheekbones. Contour emphasizes natural shadows and enhances bone structure....

You can highlight and contour with different foundations, with special contour palettes, or with powdered highlighter and bronzer. Most importantly, choose products that are close to your natural skin color...