Bronzing Veil

By CAROLYN 7 years ago.

So this product was hard for me to rate because it is a good powder with the same consistency and blendability as the other powders in the Natural Face palette, but it didn't work as a bronzer on my very fair skin at all. It pulls very red on me...like clown nose red. I actually checked to see if I misused it and it was actually a blush, but it supposed to be a bronzer. It is supposed to be a spiced ginger color so the color is accurate, but it is too harsh for my complexion. If you are looking for a warm toned, red blush or have a deeper skin tone this might look beautiful on you. It blends out nicely, it took a bit of blending to sheer it out on my skin to look like a nice blush, but if you don't need to sheer it out as much, it was very easy to blend out. It is highly pigmented so apply with a light hand. As a blush it looked beautiful, especially paired with the Sunny Honey bronzer and Satin Sheets in the Natural Face palette.

By CAROLYN 7 years ago.

A good matte bronzer that reminds me Tarte’s Park Avenue Princess- which I love. It is a thicker, creamy consistentancy than PAP, and blends out like a dream, giving me a nice bronze flush. It is highly pigmented so be careful not to apply to much product, but since it blends out so well it is easy to make as sheer or heavy as you like. The coconut smell is light- definitely lighter than PF’s butter bronzer and I could not smell it once applied to the face. I also applied it to my eyes as eyeshadow, it irritated my eyes, I think the coconut scent that caused the problem so if you have sensitive eyes don’t use this product as eyeshadow.