Bourjois Delice de Poudre Bronzing Powder

I always laugh at me and my friends on a night out, lined up in the bathroom mirrors with our chocolate bronzer in each of our hands. Who will like this product: Those of you looking to add a little sunshine to a dreary day; to give yourself a natural, healthy glow everyday. Also those who love a product with good packaging. How much does this product cost: Around £6.95 which is quite reasonal for a good bronzer compared to similar reputable makeup ranges higher price tags. at the moment Superdrug has a 3 for 2 deal on the entire Bourjois makeup range. Product Description: Bourjois Delice de poudre comes in a ...  Read the complete review

~Introduction~ This bronzer has actually been floating around for a couple of years, but as it has lurked in my make up bag for all this time, and has never managed to be consigned to the 'make up -I-don't-use-anymore-but-can't-possibly-throw-away' box I keep on top my wardrobe I thought it may be worth re-introducing it to people who might not have heard of it. When it was originally intoduced back in 2006 (I think, don't hold me to that!) it flew off the shelves and I must confess I spent about 2 months trying to get my hands on one, constantly checking Boots and Superdrug for it to come back into stock! ~So what's Bourjois about ...  Read the complete review

Yet another one of my Christmas treats........ maybe I should take the hint that no longer can I go around make-up-less! ~ Price & Where to Buy It ~ This is very reasonably priced in Boots at £6.95. Compared to my ultraglow bronzer which is around about the £20 mark, this is a very competitive price. Bourjois Paris products can be bought from: * Boots * John Lewis * Tesco * Lloyds Pharmacy * Superdrug * Waitrose * Asos.com ~ Packaging ~ Rather than a compact, this comes in an unusual packet. It almost looks like a small hardcover book. It opens from the front like a book ...  Read the complete review

My view on make-up is generally that I'm prepared to pay a bit more if the difference is worth it but it's always fantastic if a low-costing product does the same thing. With bronzing powder, I've generally found that it's not worth paying a huge amount as the cheaper make-up brands do them just as well, and this is my best example of that. The Packaging: Normally I wouldn't go into detail about packaging but this one definitely needs to be covered off and actually it may be the most important part of this product. I think all girls will agree how frustrating it can be if you have a pot of bronzing pearls and you drop them on the carpet - this is ...  Read the complete review

This was a really nice bronzer to use in terms of colour and the packaging, which is definitely low calorie choc!! A nice smooth powder that goes on evenly with no patchiness.Bourjois is in my opinion a brand that is at the higher end of high street, a little more expensive but worth it. Has a nice familiar bourjois smell and lasted well. The colour was good for my pale skin but could be built up easily for darker skins. A nice ...  Read the complete review