I’d wear the blusher in the winter and bronzer in the summer as they how I think they'd look more natural (cold flushed cheeks vs. sun tanned ones). Because I like both looks.
Definitely a blusher girl. I tend to do the 80's look a lot, but my skin is so pale/see thru that even though I like bronzer, blush wins out every time. Thank Wayne for another lovely video :)
I actually like the blush side better, which surprises me! It doesn’t really read as blush, just healthy looking skin. I’ve got to try this. Finding the right shade to give my face a healthy flush will be what I need to do next.
Peachy light brown blush is my go to blush-bronzer. The peachy tone makes my face looks fresh, just a tiny bit of peach/orange tho' and it's act as a blush too.
Both look good. The bronzer looks more natural, like a no make-up look. The blusher is really pretty but more obvious. This was an interesting experiment!
Yes. Both are nice. I like a little bit of blusher over the bronzer though.just makes it a bit more lively i feel but maybe i am just used to do it that way
On your face I find bronzer more natural, and when I decide to contour my face I use Huda Beauty creamy bronzer in the color Light. Then I apply some blusher. Wayne, your mascara is absolutely STUNNING! I live in Roma, and I've waited a long to get it, but it's worth it. I curl my lashes (short and sparse...) then I apply two coats of your waterproof mascara, and a friend of mine asked me if I've done eyelash extensions... Thank you so much, I'm so happy to have such long, curved lashes! I hope my english is not too bad, because I'm an old italian lady, But I'm watching all your videos, you speak a perfect english and I can understand all you say very well. Your make-up tips are very, very useful.
Thanks for this, Wayne. For myself, I prefer to use only blush. I’m 70 and have very pale skin. For a younger person like yourself, either blush or bronzer, or a combination, works well. Bronzer creates a more sculpted look. For darker skin tones, I think bronzer is the way to go regardless of age. Great technique lesson!
I personnally prefer using blusher, being very pale, bronzers tend to look really obvious on me and I have a tiny bit of rosacea so the blusher blends with my natural flush much better
Benefit’s hoola lite isn’t obvious 🥰 im very fair too. The physicians formula light bronzer also looks really good if you go with a light hand. I hope I helped!
The bronzer looks so much better on you IMHO, it gives a nice structure without too much colour. I have to try this myself, I always use the old-fashioned blusher ;)
YES! I find it strange that a professional makeup artist is advocating the use of bronzer (used to mimic a tan - on the HIGH points of the face where the sun naturally hits) for use as a contour which is used in the hollows/LOW pints of the face to mimic shadow. I hate when people contour with bronzer as it looks so wrong (to me)!
I love the old Culture Club videos where Boy George blend his blush into his eye shadow and then up into his forehead!!! I did it in the '80s and by God I'm going to do it again......maybe....it looked good (I thought ) then, so why not now? It'll make me happy , so tomorrow I am ❤ TY for this reminder ❤
Holy moly, same wavelength! Just last week I was looking at old footage of Boy George and Annie Lennox and wondered why I ever stopped doing my make up that way! I’m no longer young enough to pull off the bright bright colors but the technique was a winner for life.
@@agresticumbra Thanks for that recommendation! I really like the matte side of the duo. It’s exactly the kind of pink I gravitate toward. I tend to not use shimmer if I highlight but I think it’s worth the price for one shade.
i like combining both, especially applying blusher + bronzer on my eyelids. kinda gives off this natural, yet flirty, look IMO loving your innovative ways, wayne. forever a makeup god
Wayne you're always so sweet. I recently stopped using bronzer for contouring and moved to blush almost by accident. One day I just looked at the bronzer on me (fair skinned) and realized how much older it made me look as opposed to fresh and flushed. I now use a few different shades of blush to create the contoured look.
For me I find that contouring with a bronzer works best as it gives a more natural effect. My skin is in the medium to tan range. I think paler skins look lovely with more pink in the cheeks, but it doesn't quite work for me.
I use blusher as a daily look when I wear less makeup and bronzer when I wear more full coverage/ special occasion makeup. I think both look great and both have there moments.
1st of all I LOVE YOU WAYNE!! 2nd blush side i have olive skin so i don't need bronzer I have natural high cheek bones so im a blush girl all the way!!😘😘
The blush side reminds me of high school and how we used to wear blush in the 80s. Loving bronzer now! Although, I'll never let go of the 80s blush placement. 😊 Mixing both is the best!
I have been using a slightly rosie bronzer this way for years. How about tapping your brush into both and trying it that way?🤷🏻♀️ Thanks for sharing.🥰
I like the blusher best. It looks healthier and prettier and more energetic. I have occasionally used bronzer in the summer (an illusion of a tan) but usually still use blusher on my cheeks. It makes a huge difference with the shade you use. Bronzer can make one look sickly if it isn't the right shade.
Love this idea, Wayne! I prefer, and use, blusher. No matter what, bronzer always makes my skin look dirty!! I’m very pale, and I love the flush of colour.
Both look beautiful, and I would say it depends on what look you're going for. The bronzer side I would say looks more snatched whereas I feel the blusher side looks a beautiful youthful flush
Many years ago when I first started wearing real makeup (and had moved beyond my blue eyeshadow and Great Lash high school phase), I read an article that described how to use two different tones of blusher, with the darker below the apples and the lighter on the apples. Once I had figured out how to do that and how to blend everything well, I latched onto that technique and used it for years until the advent of contour and bronzer. One thing I should mention is that with olive skin it's very hard to find a contour or bronzer that doesn't make me a shade of orange much like a certain ex president's hair. Ironically, lately I've been going back to the older technique, using two blusher tones and forgoing contour and/or bronzer. As you say, personal preference, as well as finding the right shade of either. P. S. Cherie Palmer-Keithly's comment made me remember that really blue mascara that everyone wore with the blue eyeshadow. Cringe-worthy now!!
Don't know if this helps or not but I just got the becca bronzer shade maui nights for a blonzer (blush + bronzer ) look ...its a bit dark for me , so i just take a small hint on my brush but the colour is beautiful ... Its not orange, has more of reddish brown undertones without being something like cherry red....since becca is going out of business, may be you can check that out if u get it at a store near u or if can check relevant swatches online. I think they will have discounts running ...its not flat matte tho.
I love the blusher side. It’s just lifted and sooo pretty. That’s how I wear my blush and people always compliment me….. thank you, Wayne for the advice!
I'm not a blush or bronzer lady, but I can appreciate it on others. I do own a few blushers, but mainly use them on my eyes. Once in a blue moon, I will wear the gorgeous mauvy-plum blush I got years ago (very likely discontinued) and it really is lovely. I just prefer my deathly pallor in general.
I would wear either depending on the rest of my look. Probably bronzer more often on my because I have a lot of rosiness in my complexion already. Both look great!
I like the the bronzer. It looks more natural since no one blushes naturally all the time. You have taught me that blending and blending more and more is the secret to great looking make-up.
Half Bowie half Kardashian :D Maybe that's why I prefer the bronzer side. By the way I love when you put on make up and start look like Bowie. Like in one of your early videos. And congrats, You didn't mixed up the words as I did in my head. "Brusher" 😂 Great video! ❤
The bronzer looks better but I used to use Mac's brown undertones blushers as bronzer inc under the chin years ago and worked for me for very natural look.
I remember blush coming in threes, contour, blush and highlight shades. All of them were blush colors, not the contour and highlight that people think of today.
Thank you for the video!! I’ve been looking for a way to give my face more structure without using contour/bronzer. But didn’t know how to use blush to do that. So thank you!
I really wish you'd create a video series for how to use each of your products. For example, best way to use brush 1 or a number of videos for different looks for your eyeshadows. Your new brushes have a unique shape to them and it's always nice to have a guide for new products - especially a variety of makeup looks you can do with eyeshadows.
I used to only do blusher until you released your bronzer. I could never contour before because every bronzer I tried just seemed too harsh for my skin tone, I really prefer a natural look. So I just can’t decide which side I like better they both looked beautiful! I would do both just depends on which mood I’m in! P.S thanks for including which number brushes you were using.
This looks so pretty and just reminded me that this was exactly how I did my blusher in university 1993-96😂🤣. Good times 😆. I’m going to do it like this tomorrow 👍xxx
Thank you, Wayne. The blusher is looking very pretty on your skin. I like to use both, first a blusher, then a little bit of bronzer for contouring. For males, I'd recommend bronzer during daytime, but in the evening - you decide.
I always use blush mainly during the summer months. Bronzer only comes in shades of brown but a real tan has a redish untertone which blush has. It just gives the perfect sunkissed look and a great contour.
Great comparison! I guess it depends on the day. With olive skin, foundations historically haven't been the kindest same w bronzer. Have tried to find my bronze and base shades but blush is so easy when I don't want to wear a base. Your bronzer is on my wish list. I've usually used blush in this 80s way since the 80s. Believe it slims and flushes the face in a manner that's flattering.
Both look stunning! I really love the blush technique because I tend to use blush way more often than I use bronzers. It does look more obvious but more fresh and youthful.
I prefer a little bit of both blusher and bronzer! Since I don't tan I do need a little hint of redness when I am bronzing up my face. I think it looks more natural on my lighter skin. Love your techniques!
The bronzer is perfect for a "no makeup" look, which is what I prefer most of the time. But I remember doing my blush in the 80's, just like you did it here. Ah, the good old days. 🤣
I love the bronzer side...I've seen so many videos saying don't contour with bronzer. I like the look of contouring with bronzer it's a softer look and not as chiseled, if thats look you're going for. You just showed it works beautifully 😍.
I only do this "contouring" style since I spend a lot more time on the camera because I find that it helps me look less 2D. I prefer to use blusher for it, but I also favor browner blushes because I have a red undertone that no one needs to see more of, lol.
I didn’t regularly wear blush till I was in my early 30’s and I’m 46 now. I got obsessed with bronzer just a few years ago. I love contouring with blush. Yes, it’s an 80’s thing but when blended well, it gives a lovely flush. I do like the bronzer side, too but I tend to reach for blush more.
I don't tan at all, so I don't use bronzer. I think it'd look like I just have dirt on my face :-/ blusher just fits my face so well, probably because I'm used to seeing my face all pinky/red (thanks rosacea!)
I thought I'd like the blush side more but I really liked the bronzer when you were finished. I often think it just looks like people have a dirty face. I guess that's the difference between applying it right and applying it wrong.
Blush is one of my favorite makeup products. It's the only thing I can use to "contour" (even a little bit) because I'm so so pale, bronzer always ends up looking muddy, completely obvious and like I'm trying way too hard to be tan when I'm just not. Contouring with blush is a great way to feel like u have a good flush of colour and definition to the face. I appreciate contouring tutorials using blush as so often people use bronzer ONLY and forget some ppl can't use that product (no matter how light the shade). Thank you! much luv from Portland, Oregon ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🐾🌦
Both look great but I personally like the bronzer. Your blending technique makes both look so beautiful. I have definitely upped my blending game thanks to you. ❤️
Thanks for this video. I don't know why but I always struggled with making my blush look smooth and complimentary. I love your technique and was able to execute it with good results! You are so great at explaining each step and the reason why.
I prefer the bronzer, but bronzer breaks me out. I've tried so many and given up! I've been using blush as my contour for years now, and I'm so glad you made a video about the differences. I use two shades of blush when I contour, the darker going where you'd typically put bronzer and the lighter one going on the apples of my cheeks.
I am so glad I discovered your channel and I like every single Video of you, cause it helps me a lot with my make-up. I always do both bronzing and blusher, but now I watched you doing that technique I think I do the bronzer on its own. And if I am in the mood I do the blusher. But also the hooded-eyes Videos are so helpful - since I have learned the techniques from you - my make-up looks a lot better! You are doing a great job and you are also very nice and friendly! It is a pleasure to watch and you make it easy to copy the make-up tricks! Greetings from Germany! Keep your good work up!
I think it depends upon what I am doing that day... and how I am dressing etc ... both looked great.... the blusher was brighter and therefore more obvious ... but both def work! Thanks Wayne!
I’d wear the blusher in the winter and bronzer in the summer as they how I think they'd look more natural (cold flushed cheeks vs. sun tanned ones). Because I like both looks.
Ooh, that is so smart!
I do the same.
I agree with Nathalie Blais .
Oh shoot! I just wrote the same thing!! Great minds...
Ladies, your comments 👍 made me realise why on every vocation to warm seas I am buying a bronzer using and loving it as long as Im a little bit tanned
The blusher side looks more full, lifted, and youthful IMO
Yes and adds a bit of colour while contouring cheeks.
It looks ridiculous, you don't blush on the sides of your cheek
@@hiamkiera7168 where are you supposed to place blush? 🤔 Miss know-it-all, professional world renowned make up artist
@@hiamkiera7168personally i have redness on the sides of my face where you contour
Wayne always empowers us to enhance our beauty by sharing multiple methods. It's never "a one size fits all "approach.
Totally agree. 😁
Definitely a blusher girl. I tend to do the 80's look a lot, but my skin is so pale/see thru that even though I like bronzer, blush wins out every time. Thank Wayne for another lovely video :)
I actually like the blush side better, which surprises me! It doesn’t really read as blush, just healthy looking skin. I’ve got to try this. Finding the right shade to give my face a healthy flush will be what I need to do next.
The bronzer side is more elegant in my opinion however the blush is more casual which is beautiful
I don't know if I make sense 😅
Peachy light brown blush is my go to blush-bronzer. The peachy tone makes my face looks fresh, just a tiny bit of peach/orange tho' and it's act as a blush too.
I always like it with blusher. It always looks fresh and less muddy
Yes !!!
Both look good. The bronzer looks more natural, like a no make-up look. The blusher is really pretty but more obvious. This was an interesting experiment!
Yes. Both are nice. I like a little bit of blusher over the bronzer though.just makes it a bit more lively i feel but maybe i am just used to do it that way
On your face I find bronzer more natural, and when I decide to contour my face I use Huda Beauty creamy bronzer in the color Light. Then I apply some blusher. Wayne, your mascara is absolutely STUNNING! I live in Roma, and I've waited a long to get it, but it's worth it. I curl my lashes (short and sparse...) then I apply two coats of your waterproof mascara, and a friend of mine asked me if I've done eyelash extensions... Thank you so much, I'm so happy to have such long, curved lashes! I hope my english is not too bad, because I'm an old italian lady, But I'm watching all your videos, you speak a perfect english and I can understand all you say very well. Your make-up tips are very, very useful.
Thanks for this, Wayne. For myself, I prefer to use only blush. I’m 70 and have very pale skin. For a younger person like yourself, either blush or bronzer, or a combination, works well. Bronzer creates a more sculpted look. For darker skin tones, I think bronzer is the way to go regardless of age. Great technique lesson!
I'm also very pale and with a pink undertone. I only do blush. Nothing else is natural looking on my skin at all.
I agree that bronzer works better on people with tanned/darker skin shade
I personnally prefer using blusher, being very pale, bronzers tend to look really obvious on me and I have a tiny bit of rosacea so the blusher blends with my natural flush much better
Benefit’s hoola lite isn’t obvious 🥰 im very fair too. The physicians formula light bronzer also looks really good if you go with a light hand. I hope I helped!
In one of his older videos he recommended bronzers with a pink tone for pale skin. Bobbi Brown’s Aruba works well.
Dallas by benefit is my dream pale girl blushy contour
I grew up using only blusher. With all the fads I tried bronzer and just didn’t like it at all on my pale skin. I like blusher much more 💕
i tried all the bronzer but i didn’t like it on me
Have you tried the 'light bronze' version of the butter bronzer from Physicians Formula? That one looks really beautiful on pale skin.
@@moniquek6400 I haven’t tried that! I will have to check that out- thank you 🌻
@@moniquek6400 i will check it thanks a lot, 😘
I love how Wayne's videos have no intro and no nonsense, and you can feel there's a bit of magic in his soul 💖
The bronzer looks so much better on you IMHO, it gives a nice structure without too much colour. I have to try this myself, I always use the old-fashioned blusher ;)
I contour with contour, which is a bit more grey than a bronzer, so that it mimics shadows more naturally.
YES! I find it strange that a professional makeup artist is advocating the use of bronzer (used to mimic a tan - on the HIGH points of the face where the sun naturally hits) for use as a contour which is used in the hollows/LOW pints of the face to mimic shadow. I hate when people contour with bronzer as it looks so wrong (to me)!
The blusher side looks more lifted and bright...both look good
I love the old Culture Club videos where Boy George blend his blush into his eye shadow and then up into his forehead!!! I did it in the '80s and by God I'm going to do it again......maybe....it looked good (I thought ) then, so why not now? It'll make me happy , so tomorrow I am ❤ TY for this reminder ❤
Holy moly, same wavelength! Just last week I was looking at old footage of Boy George and Annie Lennox and wondered why I ever stopped doing my make up that way! I’m no longer young enough to pull off the bright bright colors but the technique was a winner for life.
Check out the naked pink blush duo by lily lolo. It’s a great set to do the 80’s technique on older skin. 53 here.
@@agresticumbra Thanks for that recommendation! I really like the matte side of the duo. It’s exactly the kind of pink I gravitate toward. I tend to not use shimmer if I highlight but I think it’s worth the price for one shade.
I feel the same way. I really thought I’d like the blush better. And I ended up liking the bronzer
i like combining both, especially applying blusher + bronzer on my eyelids. kinda gives off this natural, yet flirty, look IMO
loving your innovative ways, wayne. forever a makeup god
I contour with blush. Brown just looks awful on my cheeks, but my blush rounds, enhances, and lifts my cheeks in the softest and cutest way
Absolute same
What kind of brush works for you
@@Cesparkle I know you’re probably asking Lucy, but I use a wide angled blush brush from ecotools. It conforms to my cheeks nicely
Same here as my skin is very pale but with pink undertones so blush works on me better. Just find the best color tricky at times .
Blush contour is so adorable ♥️
80’ power !! 🙌🏼
I like the blusher side. I always think bronzers look muddy! But you actual can rock both!! ❤️
Wayne you're always so sweet. I recently stopped using bronzer for contouring and moved to blush almost by accident. One day I just looked at the bronzer on me (fair skinned) and realized how much older it made me look as opposed to fresh and flushed. I now use a few different shades of blush to create the contoured look.
I love these shorter videos, they’re so helpful and straight to the point. Thank you Wayne!
I’ve been contouring with blush my whole life, I’m very pale so it just looks better!👍
Me too. Very pale too. Every time I try bronzer my face looks dirty to me. More matter how much it's blended. Blush gives a healthier glow for me.
For me I find that contouring with a bronzer works best as it gives a more natural effect. My skin is in the medium to tan range. I think paler skins look lovely with more pink in the cheeks, but it doesn't quite work for me.
The blush contour looks youthful and a bit like you fell in love. The bronze looks like you just came from vacation. I really like the blush.
I use blusher as a daily look when I wear less makeup and bronzer when I wear more full coverage/ special occasion makeup. I think both look great and both have there moments.
I prefer the bronzer personally
1st of all I LOVE YOU WAYNE!!
2nd blush side i have olive skin so i don't need bronzer I have natural high cheek bones so im a blush girl all the way!!😘😘
I'm not a bronzer fan I love blusher but I haven't used it as a contour. It looked so pretty x
Both look lovely, but I prefer the blush side. So pretty!
The blush side reminds me of high school and how we used to wear blush in the 80s. Loving bronzer now! Although, I'll never let go of the 80s blush placement. 😊 Mixing both is the best!
I've never thought about contouring with blusher before. It looks beautiful 😍
I have been using a slightly rosie bronzer this way for years. How about tapping your brush into both and trying it that way?🤷🏻♀️ Thanks for sharing.🥰
Same , I use the Becca Maui bronzer the same way!
Yep. I agree 👍🏻 The Balm also have some great colors like the Beach Balm that is a very rosy bronze color.
Love love love this idea! ❤️
I like the blusher best. It looks healthier and prettier and more energetic.
I have occasionally used bronzer in the summer (an illusion of a tan) but usually still use blusher on my cheeks.
It makes a huge difference with the shade you use. Bronzer can make one look sickly if it isn't the right shade.
I love the blusher! I use the blusher for a more natural contour. 💕
Love this idea, Wayne! I prefer, and use, blusher. No matter what, bronzer always makes my skin look dirty!! I’m very pale, and I love the flush of colour.
Already do this with a rosy brown cream blush. It's really youth - giving ☺️
i do both! blush a little further up, light contour under my cheekbone, and bronzer to marry the two
Both look beautiful, and I would say it depends on what look you're going for. The bronzer side I would say looks more snatched whereas I feel the blusher side looks a beautiful youthful flush
That blusher is gorgeous!!!! Really love how that looks!
Many years ago when I first started wearing real makeup (and had moved beyond my blue eyeshadow and Great Lash high school phase), I read an article that described how to use two different tones of blusher, with the darker below the apples and the lighter on the apples. Once I had figured out how to do that and how to blend everything well, I latched onto that technique and used it for years until the advent of contour and bronzer.
One thing I should mention is that with olive skin it's very hard to find a contour or bronzer that doesn't make me a shade of orange much like a certain ex president's hair. Ironically, lately I've been going back to the older technique, using two blusher tones and forgoing contour and/or bronzer. As you say, personal preference, as well as finding the right shade of either.
P. S. Cherie Palmer-Keithly's comment made me remember that really blue mascara that everyone wore with the blue eyeshadow. Cringe-worthy now!!
Don't know if this helps or not but I just got the becca bronzer shade maui nights for a blonzer (blush + bronzer ) look ...its a bit dark for me , so i just take a small hint on my brush but the colour is beautiful ... Its not orange, has more of reddish brown undertones without being something like cherry red....since becca is going out of business, may be you can check that out if u get it at a store near u or if can check relevant swatches online. I think they will have discounts running ...its not flat matte tho.
@@pinkeristaa thanks for the info.
Lol, still love blue eyeshadow and GreatLash mascara!
I love the blusher side. It’s just lifted and sooo pretty. That’s how I wear my blush and people always compliment me….. thank you, Wayne for the advice!
I'm not a blush or bronzer lady, but I can appreciate it on others. I do own a few blushers, but mainly use them on my eyes. Once in a blue moon, I will wear the gorgeous mauvy-plum blush I got years ago (very likely discontinued) and it really is lovely. I just prefer my deathly pallor in general.
I would wear either depending on the rest of my look. Probably bronzer more often on my because I have a lot of rosiness in my complexion already. Both look great!
I like the the bronzer. It looks more natural since no one blushes naturally all the time. You have taught me that blending and blending more and more is the secret to great looking make-up.
I would like to know more about the the "old faithful baking" technique.
Me too!
Me too!!!
Blush is probably my favourite step of the makeup process! Always transforms the face
Oh I prefer the blusher, gonna try this
I like both. I only use blusher, but I don't contour, or maybe I thought that.... thanks a lot Wayne! 💖
I’d do both but I think the blushier side looks better on you!
Bronzer side. Then with your thumb trick for applying some blush, mostly toward the middle of the face, and very subtle- beautiful.
I'm a blush fanatic. Not to many blushes I can't get along with. I'm a child of the 60's so the blush is more natural to me and bronzer is new to me.
I can always count on you for *real* makeup advice.
Omg that blusher wow, weirdly gives more dimension to your face, younger too. So surprised 😮 trying this
Half Bowie half Kardashian :D
Maybe that's why I prefer the bronzer side.
By the way I love when you put on make up and start look like Bowie. Like in one of your early videos.
And congrats, You didn't mixed up the words as I did in my head. "Brusher" 😂
Great video! ❤
I really enjoy these type of videos. It helps enhance my makeup knowledge
The bronzer looks better but I used to use Mac's brown undertones blushers as bronzer inc under the chin years ago and worked for me for very natural look.
I remember blush coming in threes, contour, blush and highlight shades. All of them were blush colors, not the contour and highlight that people think of today.
I vote Bronzer, it adds warmth & looks very, very natural...you gorgeous no matter what you wear of course :)
Love this. I prefer blusher on myself. When I want to be more dramatic I mix both. ❤️
I love the bronzer! Thank you as always, Wayne! xo
Thank you for the video!! I’ve been looking for a way to give my face more structure without using contour/bronzer. But didn’t know how to use blush to do that. So thank you!
I really wish you'd create a video series for how to use each of your products. For example, best way to use brush 1 or a number of videos for different looks for your eyeshadows. Your new brushes have a unique shape to them and it's always nice to have a guide for new products - especially a variety of makeup looks you can do with eyeshadows.
Personally I like that 80's cheek with a nude lip and dark vampy eyes:)
I still watch your videos even years later! Your techniques helps me achieve that seems less/elegant makeup!
I used to only do blusher until you released your bronzer. I could never contour before because every bronzer I tried just seemed too harsh for my skin tone, I really prefer a natural look. So I just can’t decide which side I like better they both looked beautiful! I would do both just depends on which mood I’m in! P.S thanks for including which number brushes you were using.
Years ago i used only use blusher to contour and bronzer to get a subtle sunkissed look. Thanks for reminder 😃 looks beautiful x
This looks so pretty and just reminded me that this was exactly how I did my blusher in university 1993-96😂🤣. Good times 😆. I’m going to do it like this tomorrow 👍xxx
A lot of us did no contouring at all then. Blush was worn on the apples of the cheeks like Courtney Love did at the time. :)
Thank you, Wayne. The blusher is looking very pretty on your skin. I like to use both, first a blusher, then a little bit of bronzer for contouring. For males, I'd recommend bronzer during daytime, but in the evening - you decide.
I always use blush mainly during the summer months. Bronzer only comes in shades of brown but a real tan has a redish untertone which blush has. It just gives the perfect sunkissed look and a great contour.
Great comparison! I guess it depends on the day. With olive skin, foundations historically haven't been the kindest same w bronzer. Have tried to find my bronze and base shades but blush is so easy when I don't want to wear a base. Your bronzer is on my wish list. I've usually used blush in this 80s way since the 80s. Believe it slims and flushes the face in a manner that's flattering.
Both look stunning! I really love the blush technique because I tend to use blush way more often than I use bronzers. It does look more obvious but more fresh and youthful.
I prefer a little bit of both blusher and bronzer! Since I don't tan I do need a little hint of redness when I am bronzing up my face. I think it looks more natural on my lighter skin. Love your techniques!
You make make up such a pleasent experience. Thanks for charing all your good ideas.
The bronzer is perfect for a "no makeup" look, which is what I prefer most of the time. But I remember doing my blush in the 80's, just like you did it here. Ah, the good old days. 🤣
Yes, same as I am too an 80s girl!👍
I love the bronzer side...I've seen so many videos saying don't contour with bronzer. I like the look of contouring with bronzer it's a softer look and not as chiseled, if thats look you're going for. You just showed it works beautifully 😍.
I'm a blush girl through and through. So the blush contour method works for me. Great tutorial!
Yet another example of how you can achieve great results with about any product, so long as it's in the hands of a professional✨ Wayne, infinite love!
Love the blusher bronzer combo obsessed with blusher. Must have
I only do this "contouring" style since I spend a lot more time on the camera because I find that it helps me look less 2D. I prefer to use blusher for it, but I also favor browner blushes because I have a red undertone that no one needs to see more of, lol.
I’m loving the blush contour! I love bronzer too but the blush is gorgeous! 😍
I really like how the bronzer turned out on you, although I tend to wear blush more than bronzer.
I didn’t regularly wear blush till I was in my early 30’s and I’m 46 now. I got obsessed with bronzer just a few years ago. I love contouring with blush. Yes, it’s an 80’s thing but when blended well, it gives a lovely flush. I do like the bronzer side, too but I tend to reach for blush more.
I don't tan at all, so I don't use bronzer. I think it'd look like I just have dirt on my face :-/ blusher just fits my face so well, probably because I'm used to seeing my face all pinky/red (thanks rosacea!)
I thought I'd like the blush side more but I really liked the bronzer when you were finished. I often think it just looks like people have a dirty face. I guess that's the difference between applying it right and applying it wrong.
And finding the right undertone.
I prefer bronzer on myself but looking at your comparison they both look great. I'll have to try just blush contour. Or mix them both!
Blusher looks beautiful, but then again, Wayne Goss makes everything look beautiful 😍
I like the bronzer better! What a great comparison. I was wondering what to do with my bronzer the other day. I definitely will try this technique!!
Blush is one of my favorite makeup products. It's the only thing I can use to "contour" (even a little bit) because I'm so so pale, bronzer always ends up looking muddy, completely obvious and like I'm trying way too hard to be tan when I'm just not. Contouring with blush is a great way to feel like u have a good flush of colour and definition to the face. I appreciate contouring tutorials using blush as so often people use bronzer ONLY and forget some ppl can't use that product (no matter how light the shade). Thank you! much luv from Portland, Oregon ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🐾🌦
Both look great but I personally like the bronzer. Your blending technique makes both look so beautiful. I have definitely upped my blending game thanks to you. ❤️
I’m a blush user more than a Bronzer, but in your video I like the bronzer more. Learning something new with the lose power tip! TYFS
Thanks for this video. I don't know why but I always struggled with making my blush look smooth and complimentary. I love your technique and was able to execute it with good results! You are so great at explaining each step and the reason why.
I prefer the bronzer, but bronzer breaks me out. I've tried so many and given up!
I've been using blush as my contour for years now, and I'm so glad you made a video about the differences. I use two shades of blush when I contour, the darker going where you'd typically put bronzer and the lighter one going on the apples of my cheeks.
Good suggestion. I am very pale and bronzer turns orange. I'll try 2 shades of blush.
I prefer the bronzer side. I do love a little blush too on myself. Sending you lots of love and light 💕💛💕
I am so glad I discovered your channel and I like every single Video of you, cause it helps me a lot with my make-up. I always do both bronzing and blusher, but now I watched you doing that technique I think I do the bronzer on its own. And if I am in the mood I do the blusher. But also the hooded-eyes Videos are so helpful - since I have learned the techniques from you - my make-up looks a lot better! You are doing a great job and you are also very nice and friendly! It is a pleasure to watch and you make it easy to copy the make-up tricks! Greetings from Germany! Keep your good work up!
I love blusher side🥰 so soft and full, idnk
Bronzer side more glam or vampy🧛 hah
I think it depends upon what I am doing that day... and how I am dressing etc ... both looked great.... the blusher was brighter and therefore more obvious ... but both def work! Thanks Wayne!
The blusher side looks beautiful 😍 I think I’d try the blusher for sure 🙌🏽!!!
The bronzer is more subtle, but I'd probably wear the blusher because it brings more warmth to the face.
Thank you for this. : )
I love blush all over the face! Sometimes I use a darker matte blush as my contour and a lighter glowy one on the apples of the cheek.