SAVE THIS for later🩷 If you struggle with 🍊 bronzer this might be the answer👏🏻

[@rosie286]

Thanks this is such a smart idea ❤

[@elisamartinez3881]

I need this , this is my problem often

[@Ash-ow5yc]

Absolutely shocked at the After of the adjusted orange bronzer. It looks fantastic! Not cool toned (light warm olive), but so happy my cool toned guys and gals have a good option out there now!!

[@CharlieTrahan456]

Looks good but we really need to stop using the word “fair” to refer to pale.

[@thing1378]

Why?

[@sydney88888]

🙄🙄

[@CharlieTrahan456]

@@thing1378 Well let’s think about. Let’s imagine we used the word “honest” to refer to dark skin. He is So Honest! She’s so honest. She’s got that honest skin.

[@MrsCluffRN]

Let’s think about this. I have pale skin with a fair amount of freckles. However, I’ve never thought I was being compared to a bucket. It’s because when words are used in the correct context, we can understand what the person is talking about. Use words in the correct context & just be happy. You’re loved . I see you. Now let’s enjoy her makeup technique….. I honestly hope I don’t offend you by defending English language definitions.

[@eachandeverything983]

​@@MrsCluffRN yes, "fair" as a description for pale skin has been in use for centuries. The earliest recorded use of "fair skinned" in written form was in the 15th century. The word was used in this context before it was used as a synonym for "just".

[@itac.2280]

So…it’s a bronzer because it’s called a bronzer and not because it bronzes your face? That’s their only selling point? Why not use the blush you already have?