My brother and his wife didn’t manage to get Glasto tickets this year,
so instead they decided to host a Glasto BBQ. This is basically a regularBBQ,
but everyone wears typical festival clothes (wellies of course) and there was a
tent and UV face paints in the garden. Now festival makeup has to be light,
sweat resistant and glowey (glitter is optional but definitely recommended).
Try to keep makeup light purely because it will be less noticeable when it
starts to run, smudge or fade, due to excessive wine and of course jumping
around wildly waving your arms in the air like you just don’t care.
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Monday, 24 November 2014
Bourjois Bronzing Powder, Worth The Hype?
Is Bourjois Bronzing Powder, Worth The Hype?
I have always avoided
Bourjois products, I’ve never really bothered to spend money on them and haven’t
really given them much of a chance. A few years ago I tried a Bourjois blusher –
I actually stole it from my Mum. And it was awful! A whole other level of
awful. It was hard to use and looked dreadful on. You couldn’t just rub your
brush on it, you had to scrub your brush in to pick up any powder as the
blusher was so compressed. It was like a solid block. Since this, I ignored
everything that I have heard and read about Bourjois and continued to use other
bronzers even though most people I know, and most beauty bloggers own a Bourjois
Bronzing Powder.
The other day I was doing my usual hour long stroll
around Superdrug and I saw the Bourjois stand. There were so many more products
that looked new and exciting, and so well presented. I thought that it was
about time to take the plunge and give Bourjois another chance, hoping that
over the past few years it had amended it’s flaws and really was worth the
hype. I bought the Bourjois Bronzing Powder Tanned 52 for £7.99.
Now, I can’t comment on any other product that they do,
or the blusher that they now sell, but the Bronzing Powder definitely didn’t disappoint.
It looks great for, the chocolate image is different and looks really cool. The
magnetic case is very practical and means it can easily go in your handbag and
you can use it on the go. And it smells absolutely lovely. It has a slight
shimmer in it which gives your skin a nice, warm glow. And it is a fabulous
colour, not too light or too dark, and has a slightly red tone. Overall it’s
great, I absolutely love it, I only wish I had given Bourjois a chance sooner.
I will definitely be going back and picking up some other Bourjois products!
What do you think of the Bourjois Bronzing Powder? And
what other Bourjois products do you love?
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