Bourjois Delice De Poudre Bronzer Bronzing Powder 52 Taned and Dark Complexions, 16g

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This bronzer would not take up many spaces in your makeup bag as it is slim and just the size of a palm - just the right size for blush to swirl around and takes up some products. This product will probably be familiar to a lot of you and many of you have probably already tried it out. Hey hey hey everyone, I have been on a serious brown errathang kick lately, brown mascara, brown liner and now a brown smokey eye! This is talked about so much in Tanya Burr's Youtube videos, and I've always liked the chocolate layout, as you said. I bought the Delice de Poudre in shade 51 peaux claires medianes (tried Google Translate, still not really sure what that means).

It's a shame this bronzer only comes in two, quite dark shades, as it would be great if they also catered for paler complexions who are after a more subtle glow. Im not sure if these are getting discontinued but I think I saw a couple of these at the Target at Broadway. The compact is perfect for one the go contouring touch ups, especially as the bronzer is a lovely matte finish. I never really got on with the original bronzing powder, it just didn’t suit my skin tone that well.I’ve just been trying to soften my make-up lately, make it all dreamy and romantic and shit, and so this look came about. Highlighters are my top favourite make up product, and white chocolate is my top favourite sweet food, so just imagine a combination of these two haha! If you look closely at the product in the pan you can make out tiny golden particles of glitter running throughout the bronzer. Before I bought this bad boy, I’d been using the Bare Minerals Warmth All Over Face Colour, which was a fabulous colour, but I did have a few issues with it. Not only have I been using it on my face for a sun kissed shimmer and sheen, I have been using a big fluffy brush to add it to my décolletage, arms and legs for that Victoria’s Secret glow.

If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. Apply onto the cheekbones and the decolletage with a powder brush to make sure the powder is well blended. Its subtly iridescent formula is enriched with flecks of gold for a radiant but non-shiny healthy bronzed glow. Looks great with a light hand to add a bit of a glow/definition to the face, and also looks equally good if you want to build it up and use it as a contour. All photographic material is created by Smudged (unless stated otherwise) and is protected by copyright.You may take this bronzer's colour as high as faking a tan, but it still would not give you a horrid orange or muddy look. Obviously, the Bourjois Delice de Poudre bronzer fit that bill pretty perfectly (both looking and smelling like chocolate). I missed the hype big time on this though, because at the same time of its release, I had purchased Benefit's Hoola Bronzer and that was me sorted on the bronzer front!

People would think you’ve had an accident on your face, and really, who wants to start the New Year like that?

If you are new at bronzing, just a beginner, the Bourjois Paris Delice de Poudre Bronzing Powder will be a perfect aid, as it gives you the control to build the colour up, and has a very natural touch.

While in the pan they look kind of similar, swatched you can see it's warmer toned than Hoola, which will be a bonus for some people who find Hoola too muddy looking.A brand born into the world of theatre and the performing arts, becoming internationally known over time! Honey bronzer used to be readily available in my country, but I guess they decided to discontinue it because people here in general does not use bronzer! Mainly the fact that if you got a tiny bit too much product on your brush and whacked it on your face, you would end up with cheeks permanently dyed a pooey brown. Firstly, other than it looking like a bar of chocolate, I didn't pick up on the scent of chocolate that a lot of people seem to love this product for. It has little flecks of gold in it which look quite glittery in the pan, but once it's applied to the face, it looks pretty much matte.