Essence, Sun Club 01 natural bronzer

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It all comes down to choosing the right brush and knowing how to use it. On that note, let’s dive into which brush works best for every type of bronzer. Which type of brush should you use for bronzer? The fluffier the brush, the more diffused the product will be, delivering a subtle warmth of colour. The smaller and more compact the brush, the more precise the application, with a more intense pigment payoff. INGREDIENTS: MICA, TITANIUM DIOXIDE, TALC, DIMETHICONE, BORON NITRIDE, SILICA, BIS-DIGLYCERYL POLYACYLADIPATE-2, SYNTHETIC WAX, ETHYLHEXYL PALMITATE, OCTYLDODECYL STEAROYL STEARATE, CAPRYLYL GLYCOL, BHT, TIN OXIDE, PHENOXYETHANOL, MAY CONTAIN/ [+/-]: CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499 (IRON OXIDES). For contouring, smaller, more precise brushes are usually your best bet to sculpt your face and define features. If you have warm undertones (the veins on your wrist look green), rich golden shades will compliment you. On the other hand, those with a cooler natural tone (veins look blue) should look for a bronzer with peachy hues.

The good news about any Essence product is how affordable it is. This bronzer retails for a mere €3.59. That is super affordable for any bronzer. It comes in two different shades of which this is the lightest one. It is also called: cococa-cool which has me very pleased. Most of the time Essence bronzers are far too orange and dark and this shade instantly looked like something that I might like. What does this bronzer have to offer? A typical fluffy bronzer brush, this compact No7 option is great for anyone who travels with their makeup, whether that’s on an exotic holiday or just on your daily commute. The best brush size will vary depending on which area you’re wanting to contour, but a mid-sized tapered option is a good starting point for your collection. 6 of the best bronzer brushes That’s because shorter, more compact bristles allow for more product to be applied in concentrated areas, such as in the cheek hollows, under the jawline and down the nose.When Essence brings out a new bronzer I’m all ears. Till this day, Essence has only released one bronzer in their life time of me trying them as a brand. That was a limited edition bronzer of the Lights of Orient collection that was released more than 4 years ago. That has a stunning design though so I never wanted to use it too much. I have been waiting ever since for Essence to release a bronzer that could work for me. They are usually too orange, too dark or too muddy in my experience. So how do I fare with the Essence Hello, Good Stuff bronzer? Review: Essence Hello, Good Stuff Matte & Glow bronzer 010 Cocoa-Cool

Most makeup artists recommend opting for a bronzer just one or two shades darker than your skin tone for a natural-looking finish.

As you can see this bronzer looks very natural on the face. It does add a nice bronzy glow to my skin but it isn’t too much. In fact this is natural enough that I feel I can keep on applying this without it looking too much on the skin. I am really liking what this looks like on my face. Is this my favorite bronzer ever? I haven’t used it enough yet to make such a bold claim but I am certainly liking it. My final thoughts The biggest isn’t always the best when it comes to bronzer brushes. When contouring – especially on the nose – the more precise the shape, the more clean-cut the finish. Angled brushes are ideal for emphasising the cheeks, whereas compact travel brushes are a must-have for those who do their makeup on the go. What type of brush should you use for contouring? Designed to hug the contours of your cheeks, this angled Spectrum Collection brush works for both bronzing and defining, depending on whether you lightly dust and buff or precisely press and blend the product into the skin. We all know that a good bronzer can help transform your face: emphasising cheekbones and jawlines, and giving your face a sun-kissed glow without any UV exposure are just a few of the multifaceted bronzer’s talents.