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shazatron101

5112 posts

Fri 24 Mar 2017 9:39am

How do you ladies fix ya face when you have too much bronzer on? Unfortunately one of the brushes I used for blush had highlight, hello textured cheeks! And the clean brush I was going to use to get rid of it was loaded with bronzer. Might be time to clean them hahahahahaha

trudijoy

8375 posts

Fri 24 Mar 2017 9:51am

i have one brush that only ever gets used for this haha. One that just sits there unused for other things, only used for sweeping away excess. Or i use the one that only gets used for powder normally.

#friday hey Shaz?

RamblingRose

1280 posts

Fri 24 Mar 2017 11:19am

I've always used face powder on a cosmetic wedge to even out too much blush or bronzer. Load the sponge with powder then pat it over the area before using the same sponge to blend the powder into the area that is too dark. Once done, use a clean powder brush with no product on it to brush away any excess still on the skin.

Macs

5351 posts

Fri 24 Mar 2017 1:24pm

I normally use face powder to even it out.

shazatron101

5112 posts

Fri 24 Mar 2017 2:55pm

friday is right, Trudi! i may have also taken the scissors to my hair... but i figure one mishap won't mean a second will happen hahahahaha

Silvene, Macs - i tried the powder trick. maybe i'm just special but it didn't work for me, it seemed to spread the bronzer out more hahahaha typical. oh well. one quick face wash later and i used CC cream and no bronzer haha

itsclearascrystal

2056 posts

Fri 24 Mar 2017 6:02pm

I use foundation to conceal any excess bronzer...especially when it's too dark as well.

Marcel

335 posts

Fri 24 Mar 2017 6:37pm

I know all to well (as do the real housewives of where ever do, if they've ever actually watched the show) that Bronzer blunders can the stuff of nightmares. If you go too heavy on it and you haven't got time to start again, i find that my best option is to try to hide/frame my face with my hair, and hold eye contact with ppl so that maybe they won't notice. Almost, if not all bronzers that I've use, if you too carried away with it, redemption will not be had.

You can try translucent powders, slapping on some foundation or bb cream over the top, in my experience it usually doesn't help the situation. I reakon the Best advice when it comes to Bronzer - proceed with caution!!

trudijoy

8375 posts

Fri 24 Mar 2017 9:58pm

Pics of haircut needed!!!!!