10 Perfect Bronzers For Spring
The Best Cream Bronzers
Modern Radiance Cream Bronzer, £32 | Vieve
Sun Shift Cream Bronzer, £41 | Ilia Beauty
Skin Suede Melting Bronze Balm, £25 | Simihaze Beauty
Only two years old and already a bronzing icon, the Vieve Modern Radiance Cream Bronzer melts into skin to leave behind the perfect sun-kissed flush. Don’t be fooled by how pigmented the shades look in the pots, the formula is beautifully sheer meaning you can build and buff into skin until you get your desired level of golden. For the perfect all-over-glow, ILIA’s Sunshift Cream Bronzer is a great option. The silky cream transforms to a waxy powder on the skin, which allows you to sweep it easily over the high points of your face. If you like your bronzer with a fresh, dewy finish, you can’t go wrong with Simihaze Beauty’s Skin Suede Melting Bronze Balm. Infused with hyaluronic acid, the colours can be tapped on with fingers for a plumped up, gently pigmented effect.
The Best Powder Bronzers
Forever Nude Bronze Glow, £40.80 (was £48) | Dior
Teint Idole Ultra Wear C.E Skin Transforming Bronzer, £33.75 (was £45) | Lancôme
For a powder finish that’s as light as air, Dior’s Forever Nude Bronze Powder is hard to beat. Although it feels featherlight on the skin, it warms up complexions brilliantly and stays put throughout the day thanks to a hyaluronic acid and vitamin C complex that prolongs the pigment. Achieving an air-brushed finish can be tricky with some powder formulations but Lancôme’s Teint Idole Bronzer has a soft-focus effect which imparts warmth as it blurs.
The Best Bronzing Drops
Sun Tone Bronzing Drops, £53 | Westman Atelier
Translucent Bronzing Tint, £17.60 | Dr Hauschka
The beauty of bronzing drops is that they can be added into foundation for an all-over tint or worn alone and buffed into skin for a healthy glow. The latest launch from Westman Atelier is the excellent Sun Tone Bronzing Drops, which blends seamlessly into skin to give it a shimmer-free, streak-free warmth. It’s also infused with skincare ingredients to keep skin’s microbiome balanced. For a tried and tested alternative, give Dr Hauschka’s Translucent Bronzing Tint a go. The formula is silky and highly blendable, which means it sits nicely on top of the rest of your make-up, but it’s also a great option if you’re going make-up free and want to brighten things up.
The Best Bronzing Sticks
On-The-Glow Cream Bronzer, £12 (was £18) | Pixi
Bronze Balm, £26 | Merit Beauty
Warm Wishes Effortless Bronzer, £27 | Rare Beauty
A bronzing stick is a great option if you like to carve out your cheekbones and create subtle contours. Pixi’s On The Glow Cream Bronzer has a subtle iridescence to add a sun-kissed sheen to skin, while Merit’s Bronze Stick is shimmer-free and available in five flat, matte shades to add an imperceptible, second-skin kind of warmth to any areas you apply it to. Thanks to its small, domed applicator tip, the Rare Beauty Effortless Bronzer Stick is the perfect tool for adding definition and depth to not just cheekbones but eye sockets, jawline and temples. Swipe on and tap in with your fingers for easy, on-the-go glow.
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