Max Factor Bronzing Powder

After recently making a trip to my local shopping centre I decided I needed a new bronzer as my face was pale and ill looking. i have bought a few max factor products before and have always found them to be of a good quality and so when I spotted a bronzer they did I decided to purchase the product in the hope that this would be as good as the other products. To me the actual packaging makes the product look slightly more old fashioned which is a shame as it is a good product which I believe younger people would like yet they may be put off it as it doesnt look very trendy. Its a navy blue pot with gold writing on, it has a picture of a sun yet it is in a sort ...  Read the complete review

I'm a reltive newbie to bronzer. I've always argued my complexion to be 'pale and interesting'....but one too many caspar-the-friendly-ghost jokes later, off I trotted to my nearest beauty counter to search for the most reasonably priced, easy to maintain, and natural looking tan in a can. Now, i have tried fake tan....not exactly 'easy to maintain' and i'm a little too precious about my health and wellbeing to regularly use a sun bed or the like...so, bronzer it had to be. Now there are literally hundreds of bronzers on the market...and in my opinion they really are all much of a muchness. Choose the kind of bronzness you want and you're away... ...  Read the complete review

I first had this product as a free gift from maxfactor when you spent over £18. I was very impressed with it and I will buy it again when mine runs out. It is a flat container a the lid lifts of it has quite a tight fitting lid which is great as it won't spill all over your makeup bag. There isn't a puff in the package though as you find with some other bronzers. However as I don't use a puff it doesn't bother me too much but it is nice to have one when you are on the go. However this is my only complaint with the product. The shade I have is golden and it is a really nice colour it is actually a brown colour not a bright orange as is the case with ...  Read the complete review

As every girl does, I have a wide variety of make-up, mostly consisting in eyeshadows, mascaras, foundation, lipgloss and eyeliner. Since I have been going out more with friends, I have been using bronzer because I am quite pale as it is, it gives me a bit of colour to my cheeks. At first, I was using my friends' bronzers because I wasn't too sure if I wanted one, after a few weeks I was in boots and I came across Max Factor Bronzing Powder. I used it on my palm and was pleasantly surprised with the results so I payed £5.95 for a pot of it then payed £2.99 for a brush too. The next day I was going out with my friends and I applied it to my face, I ...  Read the complete review

Having not used bronzers before, I picked this one up at Boots in a rush, when I thought it would be nice to look a bit less pale that evening. I have since used a few different bronzers, and this one is definitely the worst one I have tried. The colour of the bronzer is the most nasty orangy one I have ever seen. I chose the lightest shade available, which was completely unsuitable for my pale cool toned skin. The bronzer also has lots of fairly large shimmer particles in it, which make you look like an overly made-up member of some obscure teeny pop girl band from Essex. The texture of the product is quite rough, and it's a bit difficult to apply it in a ...  Read the complete review