Meaning: Like or suggestive of fire. Synonyms: fiery; igneous. Context examples: the burning sand / a fiery desert wind / an igneous desert atmosphere. Similar: hot (used of physical heat; having a high or higher than desirable temperature or giving off heat or feeling or causing a sensation of heat or burning).
Swirl the brush evenly in the bronzer. It is best to apply your bronzer in light, even coats to build up color rather than adding a single dark layer at once. Therefore, just lightly coat the end of your brush in the powder and tap off the excess onto the lid of the container. 5. Put on your bronzer. Apply bronzer to the areas of the face the sun would naturally hit. Using very light strokes, first apply the bronzer to the top of the forehead, the cheekbones, and down along your jawline. Done correctly, your bronzer application will be in a 3 shape on either side of your face. 6. Check the bronzer in daylight.
Primer: applied directly after moisturizer. Makes skin smooth and even, conceals pores, and sometimes provides light coverage. Makes makeup last longer by providing a barrier so that makeup doesn't seep into your skin. Setting powder: used to set your makeup, since most makeup has a dewy(wet, shiny) finish. It takes away shine, conceals pores, gives your skin a smooth finish, and makes it appear more even. Pressed powder-used just to set makeup, coverage is usually hand and hand with this one's emphasis. Loose powder- usually white (or skin colored) powder that doesn't come in a compact but instead comes in a little sifter, in which you use a kabuki brush most of the time to apply it. Concealer formula: