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A little sunshine in your look
Bronzer
A little warmth, a soft glow or more definition. Explore loose and pressed bronzers, compare shades and finishes and find the powder that suits your look.
What would you like to add?
Warmth
Choose a bronzer that suits your skin tone and undertone. Build the colour lightly, just where you want it.
Glow
Jetsetter adds subtle shimmer. Golden Hour and Barbados Bronze are glow powders for more light-catching accents.
Definition
Contour powder emphasises shadow. It has a different purpose from bronzer, which mainly adds warmth.
Your undertone can guide you; your taste decides. Compare in daylight and try a tester if you are unsure.
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Bronzer, blush and highlighter: different effects
Bronzer adds warmth, blush adds colour to your cheeks and highlighter creates light-catching accents. You do not need all three. Choose the effect you enjoy and adjust the intensity to your base.
Apply powder in three steps
- 1
Start with a little
Pick up a small amount directly from the pan with a soft brush and tap off the excess.
- 2
Apply where you want it
Sweep lightly over your chosen areas and blend the edges. Bronzer adds warmth; contour powder emphasises shadow.
- 3
Check and build
Check the effect in daylight and add more only where you want extra colour.
Complete your look
Bronzer adds warmth, blush adds colour and highlighter creates light-catching accents. Choose the steps that add something to your look.
Frequently asked questions — Bronzer
What is bronzer?
Bronzer adds visible warmth and colour. Apply a little to your chosen areas, such as the hairline and tops of the cheeks. It is makeup: it does not tan your skin or replace sun protection.
How do bronzer and contour differ?
Bronzer adds warmth; contour emphasises shadow and definition. Shimmery bronzer creates a different effect from matte contour powder. Both are in this collection, identified in their product descriptions.
Which bronzer can I try on fair skin?
Explore Sunkissed for cool, fair to light-medium skin and Capri for warm, fair to light-medium skin. Laguna is a warm pressed option for fair to medium skin. Start lightly and try a tester if unsure.
How can I choose a bronzer that looks less orange?
Compare the powder's undertone with your skin. Cool or neutral shades can be a starting point when warmer shades look too orange. Build thin layers and check in daylight.
Should I choose loose or pressed bronzer?
Dispense loose bronzer into the lid first. Pick up pressed bronzer directly from the pan. Both are powders: choose the format you prefer, then compare shade and finish.
Which bronzers have less shine?
Ibiza and Laguna have semi-matte finishes. Capri and Havana add subtle glow. Sunkissed, Choco, Samui and Jetsetter add shimmer or glow; Golden Hour and Barbados Bronze create stronger light-catching accents.
How do I apply bronzer evenly?
Pick up little powder and tap off the excess. Apply lightly and blend the edges. Let liquid foundation settle first: a wet or tacky base can hold extra pigment.
Can I use bronzer without foundation?
Yes. Apply it to selected areas of your skin. Let skincare absorb first, use a small amount and blend the transition into the rest of your skin.
Can I try a bronzer tester first?
Yes. Loose bronzers have approx. 0.35 g testers. Jetsetter, Laguna and Glow Up Powders have approx. 0.6 g testers. Choose the size on the product page; prices vary.
Does a pressed refill fit the full-size compact?
The approx. 4 g refills for Jetsetter and Laguna do not fit their current approx. 7 g mirror compacts. Keep the refill in a suitable magnetic palette. Check sizes for your chosen product.
Which brush should I use for bronzer?
A soft powder brush helps distribute bronzer lightly. An angled bronzer/contour brush gives more control over precise placement. Pick up little powder and build gradually.
Can I use bronzer on sensitive skin?
Check the ingredients of your chosen shade, especially with a known sensitivity. A mineral formula does not guarantee that your skin will not react. Try a small amount first if needed.