If you look good in gold, you likely have warm undertones and should gravitate toward golden bronzers. Like choosing your blush, knowing your undertones can help you select a bronzer that complements your skin for a natural and realistic glow.

Those with with deep and dark skin tones should opt for dark brown colors or deep orange-brown shades to give you a natural glow. For people with medium or olive skin tones, copper-colored bronzers really complement your complexion, though almost any bronzer will look great on you. Instead, find a color that's one or two shades deeper than your natural skin tone. You can use bronzer to sculpt along the outer areas of your face and along the edge of your jawline, from your ear under your cheekbone and on the sides of the nose.įor darker skin tones in particular, the wrong shade will leave you looking ashy (and nobody wants that!). This magical makeup simultaneously warms and highlights your face, giving you that post-tropical-vacation look. While winter may have washed you out, you can get a healthy, luminous look sans sunburn with the right bronzer. No need to spend hours at the beach or in the sun to get glowy skin.

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