WET N WILD MegaGlo Makeup Stick - Where's Walnut?

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Neutral Undertones : According to Ono, more neutral tones should opt for a color that is a true brown-base.

Take a look at the ingredients list. Is it infused with moisturizing ingredients? Many formulas on this list, including the options from Westman Atelier, Rare Beauty, and EM Cosmetics, tapped skincare-quality ingredients for their formulas. Hydrating squalane, berryflux vita and jojoba seed oil help the bronzer melt into the skin easily, while also offering a natural, skin-like look. Cynthia Di Meo is the Global Stylist at Rare Beauty and simultaneously a celebrity makeup artist, glamming the faces of Ashanti, Iggy Azalea, and of course, Selena Gomez throughout her career.Anyone with a deeper skin tone won’t be able to get the full effects of this deep blush-turned-bronzer

Harold James is a Paris-based editorial and celebrity makeup artist and is represented by The Wall Group. When highlighting parts of your face, you create the illusion of those features standing out, whereas darkening other areas draws them away. “When you think of it that way, you can make adjustments based on your own face shape and what you want to accomplish with the bronzer,” Greenberg explains. Take into consideration your undertone—this could be cool, warm, or neutral,” says Ono. “To figure out your undertone, look at your veins on your arm: if they are blueish, you have a cool undertone; if they are more green, you’re warmer; and if you can’t really determine which shade you are, you’re more likely a neutral undertone,” she says. When it comes to choosing the right bronzer your skin tone definitely matters,” explains James. “It's important not to go too dark when selecting your bronzer,” he says. While certain skin types may play nicer with different bronzer finishes, these recommendations are not the end-all-be-all. If you have oily skin and favor a radiant finish, no guardrails are keeping you from adding a little extra glow. Most bronzers will either have a matte (shine-free), radiant (glowy), or natural (somewhere in the middle) finish, and each bring a little something different to the table.

Willis explains that the same goes for those with combination skin. “Cream [formulas] will keep the skin looking more fresh and youthful rather than using powder bronzer.” You can blend out contour in a variety of ways, but you will get a different result depending on the tool you use. When you want a more subtle contour, Greenwood suggests starting with your hands. “Using your fingers to blend melts the product better, whether you have mature, textured, or youthful skin,” she says. Since this bronzer has a non-reflective, matte finish, it’s not ideal for someone who wants more of a radiant and glowy look to their skin. This isn’t the best product for someone who wants a sheer formula, as this product is admittedly full-coverage. Anyone who likes a bit of dimension and shimmer in their bronzer won’t be fans of the matte look of this product (and did we mention there’s only one shade?).