Generally speaking, contouring with bronze is not recommended as it can give your face an unnatural orangey or yellowish hue. Instead, it is best to use a bronzer that matches your skin tone or a shade that is slightly darker than your skin tone. You should also use a brush specifically made for contouring to help achieve the desired look.

Do you bronze before or after contour?

When it comes to makeup application, it is generally recommended to contour before applying bronzer. Contouring is a technique used to create shadows and definition in the face, which is then filled in and blended with bronzer to give the face a natural, sun-kissed glow.

What’s the difference between bronze and contour?

The main difference between bronze and contour is in the finish. Bronze is a warm, earthy tone with a slightly reddish hue, while contour is a cooler, grayish tone with a blueish hue. Bronze is often used for an aged, antique look, while contour is more modern and sleek. Both finishes work well for a variety of styles and applications, but the difference in the look and feel of each finish can be the deciding factor.