Winter weather can be brutal on skin. Cold air, indoor heating, and lower humidity levels all contribute to dryness, ...

It all depends on your face shape, but a general rule of thumb is to apply bronzer on places the sun would naturally hit, such as the temples and forehead. If your forehead is wider, celebrity makeup ...

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“Don’t be afraid to embrace the power of bronzer,” says Dame Pat McGrath, who emphasizes it can elevate a look effortlessly year-round. For proof, look no further than the fall runways. “I couldn’t go ...

November is, sadly, when our skin starts to lose that summer glow. If you want to keep some of that just-back-from-vacation vibe through the cold and slush, bronzer is the way to go. But put it on ...

Whether you're in pursuit of a subtle sun-kissed glow or seeking to contour, define or sculpt, you can expect modern day bronzers to be true multitaskers. Rather than disco-ball shimmer, orange ...

Add warmth to your face with this super blendable and pigmented formula from No7, a lightweight cream bronzer that gives a natural sun-kissed glow. Above anything else and probably my favourite ...

As mentioned, bronzer can do so much for the face, but it all depends on where you place it. "Generally speaking, if you apply it to the high points of the cheeks and across the nose and forehead, it ...

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