Rimmel Natural Bronzer Sunshimmer

Because of the typical British 'Summer' weather, us girls are very lucky if we can get a weeks worth of sun fit for tanning in our back gardens. Despite this we all want that sunkissed glow kind of look, and that is why a most girls need a little bronze compact in their life. :: The Packaging :: Rimmel Londons Natural Bronzer comes in pretty basic packaging. The 14g compact comes in a flat, palm sized pot. The lid comes off easily at the flick of a wrist - it seems the lid is held on by only 2 little bumps on the inside of the lid which slot in between ridges on the base not making the product very handbag friendly. The lid is a clear plastic ...  Read the complete review

I'm not exactly sure why I bought this, as I don't have a tan and I rely on blusher and powder to add shimmer to my face. However, I have become quite keen on this product and tend to use it on nights out so I don't look washed out in photos. This bronzer comes in a compact with a clear twist-off lid. As you can see the powder through the lid you may be a bit dubious about the rather dark shade, however this does look quite subtle and natural when applied lightly. The packaging is not as robust as I'd like it to be, mine has become battered in my make-up bag to the point where the lid is cracked and falls off without twisting it first. Unlike a lot of powders, ...  Read the complete review

Just the other week I accidentally dropped my compact of face powder on the floor. With a smash a tinkle and a puff I was off to tesco, mightily miffed that £8 worth of No7 was now providing a soft flawless finish to a layer of tarmac!! Whilst seeking a replacement for the afore mentioned product my eyes strayed to Rimmel's natural bronzer compact and my interest was piqued. Now I have used bronzer in the past and never ever got on with it. My results have generally ended up as either "you know that you've been tango'd" or more patchy than my nannas old patchwork quilt!! That was when I was about 18 and my courage has failed me since. So considering it high ...  Read the complete review

My sister recently purchased this and while it was sitting on the side in the room my reviweing instincts kicked in as I grabbed it off the side and began examining it so I could let everyone know whether my sister had found a good buy. My sister had informed me that it was relitivley cheap compared to other bronzers out there as she paid under £4. However I personally feel this is reflected in the way the item is packaged as it gives out the aura that it isnt the most expensive item you can buy. It comes in a pot which I have to admit is of a decent size as it fills the palm of your hand. The top comes on and off nice and easy and is clear with gold writing ...  Read the complete review

A powder bronzer excellent for giving a tanned sunkissed look. Price- £4.99 in Boots and most other retailers. Its excellent value for money as I use this nearly every day and it lasts at least two months. Application- You have to apply this product with a large powder brush to give an even application. It's great to use on the face and also on the body. I use it on my face, chest and even down my shins!! BE VERY CAREFUL of the lighting in the room you put in on in, if you put too much of the stuff on you will look orange! Been there done it and wont make that mistake again! It lasts all day and you won't need to ...  Read the complete review