If you’re new to contouring, learning how to contour with powder bronzer is a great place to start. Why? Because it’s seriously really easy. I kid you not, contouring with a matte powder bronzer only takes a few seconds. The results are more natural than if you contoured with a cream bronzer, which is great because this makes it practically foolproof.
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Watch the video above to see our step-by-step guide on how to contour with powder bronzer.
Can’t watch the video? Read the tips below to get started.
- Choose a powder bronzer with a matte finish and make sure the shade isn’t too orange.
- Always tap any excess powder off your brush before you apply the product.
- Start by applying the product in the hollows of your cheeks to accentuate your cheekbones.
- If you’re struggling to figure out where to place the product, you can suck in your cheeks and create a ‘fish face’ to see exactly where the hollows of your cheeks are.
- Next blend the product in upward motions around your temples and up around your forehead.
- For a more defined jawline, blend the product underneath your jaw and up towards your ears.
- If you’ve applied too much product, simply sweep translucent powder over the contour to blend it out.
bh loves: INIKA Organic Baked Mineral Bronzer, Benefit Hoola, Too Faced Chocolate Soleil Matte Bronzer ($44, mecca.com.au)
Did you find the tips in this video helpful? Do you prefer to contour with cream or powder?
Sounds easy but in reality I feel I need more practice.
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Don’t think contouring will ever go out of fashion