Finding the perfect bronzer stick for you depends on your preferences, price point, and skin tone-but we’ve made it easy to find your ideal match.Īmount of product is smaller than expected, given the bulky packaging Yet, not all bronzing sticks are created equal-some iterations are designed to produce a light dusting of bronze-toned highlight, while others are intended to leave their mark via a strong dose of pigment with just one swipe. “Just one swipe helps you achieve an effortless and sculpted look.” “The stick format allows for more precise application and often deposits the pigment onto the skin really well so you don’t have to build coverage as much as powder formulas, for example,” says Fenty Beauty Global Makeup Artist Priscilla Ono. Just what makes a bronzer stick so ideal? “Bronzer sticks are EASY,” emphasizes Milk Makeup Global Makeup Artist, Sara Wren.īeyond just their on-the-go and travel-friendly format, the stick design has its perks. Enter: Their more convenient and thoroughly modern cousin-the bronzer stick.
While bronzers are a must, actually applying them can be tricky. I am not going to reply to everyone but I so appreciate your advice and this has helped me so much! I get easily overwhelmed by trying new things since we live in a world of so many choices and this has made it a lot simpler.Bronzers are a commonplace staple these days, right alongside heavy hitters like concealer, blush, and mascara. I was not expecting so many helpful responses. If you have any quick and dirty tips in general for toning down my chubby baby cheeks and actually making me look like a woman with cheekbones and not a child I would love that, but mainly looking for some drug store brand product recommendations to start. What cheap products do you recommend I start out with? And do you like to use blush when you contour? I also don't usually use blush because unfortunately I was born with the roundest baby face imaginable and I feel like it just accentuates that and adds to my youthfulness, but I'm not sure if it may complement a good contour. I usually just do my foundation and focus on my eye makeup, which I like to be somewhat smokey and dramatic. In the past when I've tried to do it I've felt like it just made my face look sort of dirty because I have very pale, translucent, splotchy skin.
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