What shade of bronzer is best for fair skin?

Makeup artist Kasey Spickard says fair skin tones will look best with a bronzer that has neutral undertones—i.e., shades that don’t lean too warm or cool. Terra-cotta hues with a slightly reddish undertone beautifully complement tan and olive skin.

Which drugstore bronzer is best?

This bronzer from L’Oreal has a slight shimmer that never looks unnatural or overwhelming.

• Best Overall: Rimmel Natural Bronzer.
• Runner-Up, Best Overall: CoverGirl TruBlend Minerals Bronzer.
• Best Matte: NYX Professional Makeup Matte Bronzer.
• Best Value: Maybelline New York City Bronzer Powder Makeup.

How do you pick bronzer for fair skin?

Shade-wise, picking out the right bronzer for pale skin is pretty straightforward: choose something on the lighter side, and stay away from orange undertones. Additionally, look for a soft, buildable formula to avoid a caked-on or muddy finish that will be hard to fix.

How do I know what bronzer to buy?

BRONZER COLOURS & TONES The general rule of thumb is to opt for a bronzer one or two shades darker than your natural skin tone. Knowing whether your skin undertone is cool, neutral or warm is also relevant; you want to ensure your bronzer harmonises with your natural tone as much as possible.

Why does bronzer look orange on me?

1. The color is too warm. A shade of bronzer that’s too warm for your skin tone is the direct cause of the dreaded Oompa Loompa look that we see all too frequently. While skin tones that skew warm can make warm shades of bronzer work, it’s always safest to opt for a neutral shade that doesn’t lean red or orange.

How do I choose the right bronzer color?

Is bronzer necessary for fair skin?

If you have fair skin, you know that bronzing can turn obvious and muddy-looking real quick. Your best bet is to stick with matte bronzers if you’re looking to warm up your skin in a natural, non-obvious way (which, of course, you are). Ahead, the bronzers that make fair skin look believably sun-kissed every time.