Rimmel Natural Bronzer, Sun Bronze - Review

I went digging through my gigantic makeup case last night for the sole purpose of reviewing everything I have ever owned, used, loved, and hated.

I dug up a lot of old goodies that I seriously forgot I even owned. One product which always kept a sun kissed smile on my face was a compact of Natural Bronzer, by Rimmel London.

I remember picking this one up over the summer in hopes to give my face a sun kissed glow, because everyone else had tans except for me. I sit behind a desk in an office all day long. The only sun I see is the sun that rises and sets through my large office bay window.

When I came across Rimmel Natural Bronzer, Sun Bronze I was drawn to it only because it had a cute sun burst etched into the actual powder in the compact.

Appearance:

(Sorry I got distracted, someone is fighting in the next office over-Yay for excitement)

Anyhow, Rimmel Natural Bronzer, Sun Bronze comes in a round disc shaped compact. Sadly though the lid is not attached by latches. The lid is a clear piece of plastic with the name of the product written on it in gold bold writing. You can see through the lid at the powder (it's got a neat swirly sun chiseled out), the powder is a golden bronze color with very, very micro fine pieces of shimmer/glitter. The glitter or specks are so tiny though, that you don not have to worry about these flecks being visible, making your sun kissed look, look fake.

Rimmel Natural Bronzer, Sun Bronze did not come with any application brushes, so you have to provide your own. I thought that not including a mini blush wand sucked...but....I bought it anyway, I had my own at home, so it was no big deal. Most products however come with mini brushes, so it was a cheap cop out thing for Rimmel to do (not including a brush).

My Use:

I planned on using Rimmel Natural Bronzer to highlight my cheekbones. I knew that by applying too much, I would look too fake n' bake.

I swished my blush brush back and forth in the powder and watched as it collected some color. I then applied the bronzer over my already 'done up' face (when I say done up, I mean that I had a base coat of liquid foundation on already).