First of all, it seems really small. The size of the actual bronzer is a tiny bit bigger than a 50 cent piece. Even worse than that though, is the brush. What a joke! Seriously, what is the point of putting it in there?! It's not like you can actually use it!
I was afraid of looking dirty and muddy, because my friend bought it for me in the deepest colour, and my skin is quite fair. I found that the colour barely showed up! I layered heaps of it on and it still was super subtle. It was a bit of a waste because you just couldn't see it. I required so much product that I felt as though I had used half of it up in one shot! It's supposed to stay on for up to sixteen hours, but I really don't think that it did.
I found the packaging quite sturdy, which is interesting because I know others found it flimsy and that it broke within a few uses. I didn't like how it spread all over everything when you used a bigger brush. There was heaps of fallout all over everything which was frustrating. It would have been better if it was set in a tub/pot kind of container.
If I rubbed my finger directly onto it, it felt kind of dry and gritty and horrible, however when I wore it on my face it was fine.
All up I would give this product 6 out of 10.
Is this baked? In that case it would feel hard in the container and have low pigmentation.
ReplyDeleteI can't wear bronzers since I already have golden kind of colored skintone. So, I prefer 'bronzers' in gold which really flatters me :)
There was no mention on the packaging about it being baked (but since it was hard and had low pigmentation I came to the conclusion that it was), so I looked it up on the internet and found out that it was in fact baked. Next time I won't get a baked one I don't think!
ReplyDeleteI am not a great fan of baked cosmetics. I got a blush from Bourjois, and although it's lovely, etc, the same problem. Not working for me :(
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