Bronzer!!!

Last week was our first big storm of the season, so I reluctantly gave my winter gear top billing ? my winter boots, sweaters, my winter coats and, yes, my winter bronzers.
Yup, I have winter bronzers, because even though I have my natural tan, my skin color still changes with the seasons. When I don?t get as much sun in fall and winter, I get a little lighter, and it gets to where my summer bronzers look jarring and too dark ? like I contoured but didn?t bother to blend.
So I usually put them aside for the season when something like a big storm happens, and it reminds me that summer is long gone, but this year I?m keeping them out because I?m gonna use them as eyeshadows.
You?ve probably seen someone do this before ? use a bronzer as eyeshadow. I?ve definitely seen it on YouTube a few times, but it might be a different way to look at it if you use different bronzers in different seasons. A summer bronzer can be a terrific transition color because?you already know that it?s a brown that works well for your skin. Sure, it might be a little too dark for your cheeks in the middle of winter, but that makes it an even better crease color to wear with darker winter and fall eyeshadows. Because it?s not covering a large area, it won?t look jarring.
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