How To Pick a Bronzer

In response to Haley’s question:

What is a good bronzer to use during this time of year?

There are a lot of bronzers available, so picking one can be overwhelming. The most important thing is to pick one for your skintone. According to Cosmo,

If you’re fair with yellow undertones, look for a palette that has a combination of warm peach, apricot, and bronze shades – it’ll warm up your complexion without overpowering it.

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Too Faced Caribbean In A Compact ($25)

If you’re fair with pink undertones, use both bronzer and blush to get the most natural effect. Dust a medium bronze shade over your forehead, nose, and cheeks first, then sweep a bright pink blush just on the apples of your cheeks.

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Sephora Duo Bronzer ($16)

If you have olive to dark skin, you can pull off deeper hues like terra-cotta and copper. Apply it only where the sun naturally hits (cheekbones, nose, forehead), since an allover monotone hue looks fake.

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