Review: Bourjois 'Delice de Poudre' Bronzing Powder

So this guy is been sitting in my bronzers section for a really long time. I dodn't use it much not because its not good but I didn't want it to get over, lol! It smells like Chocolate!!!! The best thing ever.

The Bourjois Delice de Poudre Bronzing Powder comes in 2 shades; 51 and 52. I have Shade 51 which is a light orangey brown, its great for a pale - medium/light skin colour. But wont do anything to an Tan/Indian skin. The shade 52 is a little tiny bit darker, so it can work on Tan skin. It gives a really naturally bronzed look. It claims to have some sort of 'Sun Particles' like shimmer or something, but I didn't see that. It applies matte and slightly creamy on the skin.

Overall, this is a truly top-quality product and makeup artists like Lisa Eldridge use this powder and other powders from the range. There is no mirror and is perfumed, in case this bothers anyone - it doesn't bother me!

NOTE: I've seen many high end and some drugstore bronzers do this; It develops a thin and hard layer of oil like thing on the surface, there is no problem with it. I just think its because of the ingredient in them. This bronzer also does the same. You can get rid of it easily by a new piece of clear packing tape, then press it down over the full surface of the product and peel it slowly off.

If you don't wanna keep it in the case, if you don't like cute packaging (-_-) then its easily de-potable.

You can get your hands on this guy at any Bourjois counter in VaVaVoom, Faces, Sephora, Boots, Centre Point, etc. It retails for KD7 and is available in 2 shades (in Kuwait)

This is how it looks on the skin

Thanks for reading guys! *Wireless Hugs!*