Physicians Formula Bronze Booster Glow-Boosting Pressed Powder
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Perfect bronze color
I have this in the loose powder, and I love it!! I use it on my shoulders, decollete, and neck when I am wearing a dress or tank. It is deep enough for my tanned skin, and blends in beautifully and looks very natural. I wouldn't use the one I have on my face, just because the brush is very big. But that makes it perfect for larger areas of the body! Love it! — 4 years agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 3 of 4 people said helpful
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Wonderful!!!!
I get so many compliments on my "glowing" skin & I know that its all due to this bronzer! I was under the impression that on my skin tone bronzer wasn't a product I needed but Ulta was having a sale (darn you Ulta & your sales!!!) so I picked this up. I love that it isn't sparkly, I'm 23 I don't want to walk around glittering all the time but this just gives my skin this wonderful finish. As long as they make this bronzer I'll be a life long user! — 11 months, 2 weeks agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 2 people said helpful
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Best Matte Drugstore Bronzer
This is a back-of-the-stash product that I found as I was organizing my set-up. Physician's Formula Bronze Booster promises a moisturizing, vitamin filled golden glow that will last all day and give you an easily buildable bronze. I don't know about vitamin filled, bit I would say it delivers on all other claims. One of the great things about the bronzers in this series is that they are perfectly matte which makes them great for contouring. Most people think bronzing and contour are synonymous, but they most definitely are not. Most "bronzers" are used to add depth under the cheek bones and up into the temples so a little shimmer - or a lot as most have - isn't so bad. If, however, you are trying to contour or define the sides of your nose, create a natural looking eye crease, or add depth under your eyebrows, a shimmery powder will make your contouring work look fake. That's why this little guy is an asset. Let's talk about quality, now. This bronzer is smooth and, surprisingly, not chalky for being a matte bronzer. The only problem I encountered with it, hence why it ended up at the back of my stash, is that it wasn't dark enough for me. I know, I can't believe I typed those words in that order either, but it's true. Too light for me. While it is buildable, the amount I would have to build it to make it noticable would have made it the same shade, just more opaque and not natural by any means. The wear time is great as well. I didn't put it through rigorous testing, but for average wear around the house, on errands, etc., it stayed put! Perhaps it will find its way back in my beauty routine this winter, but for now it rests at the back of my collection. Verdict: This is a great matte drug store bronzer, and I highly recommend it if you need a contour powder. Just make sure you get your shade! — 1 year, 3 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 2 people said helpful
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