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Discover how to apply Lily Lolo Mineral Bronzer. Nadira Persaud, International Make up Artist, shows us how to use this Mineral bronzer which is gentle on the skin, protecting rather than damaging your complexion. Perfect a light golden glow or achieve the effect of a deep even tan.
You can achive many looks using bronzer; follow our step by step guide to look gorgeously sun kissed! Bronzing your face can give you a gorgeous sun-kissed look. When choosing the right shade, consider your skin tone - fair skin should opt for a bronzer with a hint of pink, medium skin tones a peach or beige hue, and darker complexions a golden or brown undertone. Apply it to the areas of your face the sun would naturally hit, like the apples of your cheeks, forehead, and chin. To add definition, use a slightly darker shade to contour your cheekbones, nose, and jawline. For an extra pop of color, sweep a bit of bronzer on your eyelids and the bridge of your nose. To make your bronzer last, set it with a translucent powder and for extra sparkle, use a shimmery bronzer.
Finishing powder is a great product for setting makeup, giving a flawless finish and controlling shine. For application tips watch our video ily Lolo Finishing Powder is a lightweight powder that helps set your makeup and give you a fresh and natural-looking finish. It is formulated with light-diffusing ingredients to help blur imperfections and give you a soft-focus effect. To use Lily Lolo Finishing Powder, start by applying your foundation and concealer as usual. Once done, dip your brush into the powder and tap off any excess. Then, lightly dust the powder over your face in a circular motion, working from the center of the face outward. You can also use the powder to set your under-eye concealer, by lightly sweeping it over the area with a smaller brush. You can also use Lily Lolo Finishing Powder as a setting powder after you have applied your blush, bronzer, and highlighter. All you have to do is repeat the same steps as before, by lightly dusting the powder over the areas