Re: Bronzing Powder

Maestra1 · ‎03-28-2019

@AnnMarie-1 Yes, I have an almost oversized kabuki brush and make 2 swipes then bounce brush all over-just a lovely finish for me. I'm another member of 50+ crowd.

AnnMarie-1 · ‎03-09-2010

@Maestra1 wrote:
@AnnMarie-1 Yes, I have an almost oversized kabuki brush and make 2 swipes then bounce brush all over-just a lovely finish for me. I'm another member of 50+ crowd.

Thank you @Maestra1 , I do the same but with a Carmindy bronzer from her earlier make-up stunt with HSN...was looking for something with some pink in it...I'm a member of the 60 crowd next month, wow, getting older is coming way too fast!

Maestra1 · ‎03-28-2019

@AnnMarie-1 wrote:
@Maestra1 wrote:
@AnnMarie-1 Yes, I have an almost oversized kabuki brush and make 2 swipes then bounce brush all over-just a lovely finish for me. I'm another member of 50+ crowd.

Thank you @Maestra1 , I do the same but with a Carmindy bronzer from her earlier make-up stunt with HSN...was looking for something with some pink in it...I'm a member of the 60 crowd next month, wow, getting older is coming way too fast!

@AnnMarie-1 BB bronzer Antigua (shade name) has a lovely pink tone to it w/out looking juvenile or too much.

Very kind to mature complexions.

SandGirl · ‎03-09-2010

I have tried way to many to count and I always go back to Bronze and Brighten by Laura geller

JustJazzmom · ‎03-09-2010

I’ve been trying to use up a liquid foundation that really looks best when I have no tan coloring (winter use) so I’ve been using NARS Laguna bronzing Powder (it was in a mini duo with NARS Orgasm blush).

Applying a light brushing is just enough to make me look less like I am wearing a lighter color foundation.

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