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Winter glow

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Q: My face looks so white and pasty in winter, but I don't really want to change my favourite foundation to get a different tone or texture. Any thoughts?

Answer:

Bronzers are a great way to add some colour or glow to winter white skin, without changing your foundation. Try M.A.C To The Beach Bronzing Powder in Golden, $45, or AVON Arabian Glow Bronzing Pearls, $19.99. Apply your foundation as normal, and then sweep some bronzer over the top, adding colour to cheeks, forehead and chin. You’ll be glowing in a flash!

Your say: How do you give your face a natural-looking glow in winter? Share your ideas below...


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