BEAUTY
4 Westman Atelier bronzers for softly sculpted, sun-kissed skin
Natural radiance, a sun-kissed complexion, and that glimmering golden-hour glow… Bronzers are the beauty world’s best kept secret to a warm, lit-from-within complexion – without stepping into the sunshine or exposing yourself to UV rays! From bronzing drops and silky powders to effortless contouring sticks, discover our tips to finding your perfect bronzer and prolonging that post-holiday healthy glow…
Which bronzer texture is right for you?
Contour stick: for a sculpted face in an effortless swipe
Seeking a sculpting effect to redefine your features, accentuate your cheekbones or refine the look of your nose? A contour stick is a makeup bag non-negotiable all year round – perfect for those who prefer a more defined, pronounced look.
The perfect product: Westman Atelier’s Face Trace Contour Stick. Powered by biomimetic pigment technology, it glides effortlessly across the skin and blends seamlessly to leave behind a shadow-like finish. Available in a range of nuanced shades inspired by the natural shadows of the face, it creates an ultra-realistic sense of depth.
How to choose the right shade of bronzer
Choosing the right shade of bronzer is arguably the most important step for achieving a natural, sun-kissed finish. Soft, rosy, beige or delicate golden shades are best suited to fairer skin, while overly orange tones are best avoided, as they can appear too heavy. Caramel, honey and warm golden shades work beautifully on medium skin tones and olive complexions, while deeper skin tones will benefit from richly pigmented formulas with chocolate undertones, for a truly radiant finish.
In addition to shade depth, your skin’s undertone makes all the difference. Warm undertones (a tell-tale sign being veins that appear more green on the inner wrist) tend to suit golden and coppery bronzers. Cool undertones (indicated by veins that appear more blue or purple) pair beautifully with rosy or taupe shades, while neutral undertones offer the freedom to experiment. To avoid a mismatch, test your chosen bronzer shade along the side of your face, in natural lighting, before full-face application.
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