After I was first requested to jot down a weblog publish on sculpting with PureBronze Matte Bronzer, I used to be somewhat apprehensive. I’d by no means totally mastered contouring as a ability, having spent years making an attempt to form my spherical, pale face with bronzers that had been at all times too orange for my pores and skin tone.
Fortunately, I knew the individual to show to for skilled steering: Shawn, our Director of Artistry and Schooling, who graciously provided to present me a tutorial on methods to create a pure sculpted look.
The Lesson
When sculpting the face, Shawn recommends highlighting first after which contouring, as that makes it simpler to inform the place it’s worthwhile to add definition. To spotlight, select a shade that may be a few shades lighter than the pores and skin tone or use a product that has luminosity to create an identical lifted impact.
As soon as the highlighter is mixed, apply the contour with a contour brush to the areas of the face you wish to draw again. Frequent bronzer placement areas embrace: alongside the hairline, within the hollows of the cheeks, alongside the nostril and alongside the jawline. Professional tip: When sculpting the jaw line, bear in mind to start behind the ear so there’s not an apparent line the place the contour begins.
Then, if you’ve achieved the specified stage of sculpting, the important thing to creating all of it look pure is to mix every little thing. Totally. Preserve the areas which can be nearer to the hairline darker and steadily mix the colour out extra along with your contour brush as you progress in the direction of the center of the face.
Make-up
To prepared my face for make-up, I prime my pores and skin with Easy Affair® Brightening Face Primer. Subsequent, I dot Glow Time Professional™ BB Cream in GT1 on my cheeks, brow, chin and nostril and shortly mix it in with the Mixing/Contouring Brush. (I discover somewhat of this product goes a great distance and it dries down shortly so it’s key to begin mixing ASAP.)
On the subject of highlighters, I prefer to go luminous vs matte so I add some Lively Mild® Underneath-eye Concealer in 1 to the excessive factors of my face, mixing it in with the Mixing/Contouring Brush. For additional glow, I prime it off with the Glow Time® Highlighter Stick in Solstice.
I sweep PureBronze Matte Bronzer in Mild(Shawn’s suggestion because it’s not a very warm-toned bronzer), beneath my cheekbones round my brow and underneath my jawline, mixing with the Mixing/Contouring Brush.
Since I’ve a rounder face, I skip including blush to the apples of my cheeks and as an alternative apply Glow Time® Blush Stick in Balmy from my temple, alongside the highest of the cheek bone to the middle of my cheek.
I add PureBrow® Precision Pencil in Darkish Brown to my eyebrows for definition, sweep the shimmery rose gold shade from the Ravishing PurePressed® Eye Shadow Trio throughout my eyelids and lengthen my lashes with Longest Lash® Thickening and Lengthening Mascara in Black Ice.
I end the look with a swipe of our NEW ColorLuxe Hydrating Cream Lipstick in Sorbet for a delicate trace of coral.
Trying within the mirror, I’m pleasantly shocked to see that my face does look sculpted and lifted in a pure manner. I additionally don’t look orange. (Massive shoutout to Shawn and his Sculpting 101 Contour Information.)
