How do you use highlighter and bronzer?

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...

Highlighter creates brightness, drawing the eye to the areas where it's applied and enhancing bone structure. For example, you can add a thin line of highlighter to the center of...

Yes, highlighter is a great, subtle way to give some illumination to pale skin. You only need to apply a little highlighter to get a nice effect.

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.

Apply it in multiple places and blend well for a natural look. With a matte look, it looks more natural if you put the highlighter in several different places, rather...

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,...

There’s a difference between bronzing and contouring. If you’re afraid of contouring because it’s not an everyday look, try out a bronzer that’s just a few shades darker than your...

Highlight along the top of your cheekbone, just above where you placed your blush.