Boots Natural Collection Bronzing Pearls

When purchasing make up I always opt for Clinique as a rule, may occasionally purchase the odd Avon product but I am normally very loyal to the Clinique brand. The only thing that I don't buy from Clinique is blusher or bronzer because I have never been able to find one that actually suits my complexion. Going into Boots one day, I was wandering around the make up section to see whether they had anything that I might have fancied buying. I had currently got some bronzing pearls which were a little too dark for me and I never used them after trying them once. Looking at the Natural Collection products I found them to be outstandingly cheap and my first thought ...  Read the complete review

Up until recently I've been a real die hard blusher fan. I have pots and jars and just absolutely loads of them knocking about and it's always been a 'I can't live without it item' for me. I do have cheekbones fortunately and I do like to make them prominent and along with blushers I like highlighters and, well you get the picture I'm sure lol. I have a really, really pale skin-tone. I don't tan (even if I sit in the sun or go on a sunbed) and although we are told that brown shades of make up suits everyone I beg to be different. I don't and that is that. I look weird (My Mum says I look like the living dead!) and again I own loads of different brown make ups ...  Read the complete review

I am usually a very loyal fan of maybelline make up products, however, I usually turn to Boots Natural Collection for bronzing pearls, to give my skin a natural healthy glow. One of the primary reasons for breaking out of my usual maybelline purchases was the price of these pearls - £1.95, and Boots are also currently offering 3 natural collection products for £5. Really quite reasonable when you glance at some of the other make up stands in boots, only to see that one item alone at these other stands can cost a fiver. These bronzing pearls come in two different shadesL Sahara Sun Tropical Tan I actually have both in my make up bag ...  Read the complete review

Natural Collection is a cheap makeup brand from Boots. Originally, I did buy the normal bronzer, without the pearls but as this time the product was not in stock I decided to give this one a go. I have to say how disappointed I am with the pearls. I bought "tropical tan" - a combination of brown, orange and white-ish pearls. Crushed together, however, the powder is bright orange and this is also how it appears on my face also, no matter how much is applied onto my bronzing brush. For £1.99 the bronzer, if bought in the correct shade, could be a major bargin, as they last ages, but since the colour "tropical tan" was the only one in stock I didn't ...  Read the complete review