Bronzer adds warmth and dimension to the face, mimicking a sun-kissed glow. It helps to create a more vibrant and healthy appearance by adding color to areas where the sun would naturally hit.

Bronzer adds warmth and color to the skin, while contour creates shadows to define and sculpt facial features. Bronzer is typically warmer in tone and applied to areas where the sun would naturally tan, while contour is cooler and applied to areas you want to recede.

Bronzer is typically applied after foundation and concealer, but before blush and highlighter. It should be applied after you've created an even base to ensure a smooth and blended application.

Bronzer is not designed to provide coverage like foundation. While it can add a touch of color, it won't even out skin tone or conceal imperfections; foundation is better suited for that purpose.