How do you make bronzer not look muddy?

How do you make bronzer not look muddy?

DON’T: Use a shade that’s too dark. A color that’s overly deep for your skin tone can make your complexion look muddy and unnatural, not sun-kissed. Instead, follow the rule of two: Choose a bronzer hue that’s no more than two shades darker than your skin tone. Hold the compact directly up to your skin to gauge color.

Why does contour look like dirt on my face?

You’re Not Blending Properly The product can sit on top of your skin and look patchy if you don’t blend properly. Use a fluffy brush to blend the product into your skin for powder contour. Start by swirling the brush into the pan, then tap off any excess before applying it to your face.

Why do all bronzers look orange on me?

A shade of bronzer that’s too warm for your skin tone is the direct cause of the dreaded Oompa Loompa look that we see all too frequently. While skin tones that skew warm can make warm shades of bronzer work, it’s always safest to opt for a neutral shade that doesn’t lean red or orange.

What is the best way to apply bronzer?

To apply your bronzer, use a big brush dipped generously in the powder. You can blow off the excess before the brush touches your skin. Apply it first to the cheeks, moving up in a “C” formation to the temples. The key here is to blend, blend, blend.