Rare Beauty Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick Swatches
Rare Beauty Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick ($26.00 for 0.25 oz.) is not a new product, though the brand recently extended the shade range, and the line-up now includes eight shades in total! Here are swatches of all the shades.
Rare Beauty Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Sticks
Rare Beauty Power Boost Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick
Rare Beauty Power Boost Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick
Rare Beauty Bright Side Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick
Rare Beauty Bright Side Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick
Rare Beauty Happy Sol Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick
Rare Beauty Happy Sol Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick
Rare Beauty Always Sunny Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick
Rare Beauty Always Sunny Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick
Rare Beauty Good Energy Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick
Rare Beauty Good Energy Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick
Rare Beauty Full of Life Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick
Rare Beauty Full of Life Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick
Rare Beauty True Warmth Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick
Rare Beauty True Warmth Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick
Rare Beauty On the Horizon Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick
Rare Beauty On the Horizon Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer Stick
Good Energy (for neutral bronzer) and Full Of Life (rosy bronze) are the two shades that I feel drawn to. Problem is, there’s so many GREAT cream bronzer formulas these days, that it will have to be next level performance for me to get one and not an Elf Putty Bronzer instead.
A really wide range of shades to choose from and the swatches look pretty solid.
I have Happy Sol and absolutely love it. Now that I can see them all swatched this way, I’m thinking the next shade darker looks pretty lovely for summer!
I tried these out when they came as I love cream and stick blushes and bronzers and at the time the market had not yet become flooded with new cream based bronzers. The ones that were available then was pretty much only the Chanel one and a new one from Nars as I recall that was only the a limited edition. And then Milk had its time in the lime light with their big really good bronzing stick that reminded a lot of the old Chanel formula which had just been reformulated and not for the better sadly…
So I was all over these but I do not like this formula at all! It is a very silicone heavy formula which makes it blend easily but it is very much a cream to powder formula and as it is not a powder but a cream that means it will keep soaking up hydration from the skin which will make it look worse and worse throughout the day as it soaks up all glow in its way. So if you have dry skin this will look patchy during the day. And because of all the silicones it will also not stick very well to the skin but moves around and is very sensitive to touch.
In essence me no likely,
I do however think that if one loves traditional silicone primers and does not have any dryness or dry patches (which this will cling to) and you really prefer powder bronzers but for some reason still keep trying cream versions – then this may be the perfect choice for you!
What a strange shade range. I’ve never seen a bronzer shade range which seems to be more focused on undertone than simply deepening the shade. I think it’s really refreshing as undertones can really determine whether a product will work for you and are often overlooked with products like bronzers so well done Selena!