The Juicy Beauty Word

You've search and sampled and finally found the perfect liquid foundation to match your skin color. The problem is, it's summer and you're a bronze goddess, so now your foundation doesn't match your tan skin!  You could go back to the drawing board and start shopping for a new foundation color for summer.  But, foundations can be expensive. One of my favorites, Urban Decay Naked Skin, is $40.00. I don't want to pay that much for a foundation that will just be used for the summer months. Plus, the skin could get even more tan or maybe even less tan, then the new foundation would no longer match. The other thing you could do is purchase a darker, warm tan shade of foundation and mix it with your foundation. But, then you would still have the expense of purchasing that new foundation. There is a simple less expensive solution  that I frequently use  to solve this foundation dilemma. You can add a loose powder bronzer to your foundation. It's an easy solution ...

  I have seen it. I know you have seen it too. That exaggerated brown streak of bronzer on someone's cheek. It is so unnatural looking and almost dirty looking.  There are a few things you can do to get a nice natural glow with bronzer. I am going to show you some Physician's Formula Bronzers because they have a large selection of bronzers in a variety of shades, they are available at many stores, they are nice quality at an affordable price and are cruelty free. Bronzers come on many shades, tones and finishes. Some are a solid color. Some are mosaic with various colors. Some are metallic to create a luminous glow. It can be overwhelming to choose the right color. Here are some tips to help you pick the right bronzer for you: Mosaic vs Solid Color A mosaic bronzer contains a variety of colors in one compact. Our skin actually contains a variety of colors as well, such as red areas, yellow areas and brown areas. The mosaic style bronzer is designed ...

Q. Summer is coming and I need to add some color to my pale skin! Where should I apply bronzer for a sun kissed look? A. Bronzer is a great way to add quick color to your skin.  A bronzer can be applied to specific areas of the face or it can be lightly dusted all over the face depending on the look you want.  Powder bronzer is easy to work with because it is easily blended and there is a wide variety of shades to choose from. How to apply bronzer to specific areas A bronzer applied to specific areas of the face creates depth and a contouring effect. There is contrast between the bronzed area and the natural skin color. Apply bronzer that is one or two shades darker than your skin color to areas of the face that get the most sunlight, the nose, the cheeks, the chin and center of the forehead, to mimic a natural sun kissed look. Always blend it well in circular motions with your brush. Apply all over  color You can also dust bronzer all over your face to creat...