The Best Cream Bronzers For A Healthy Glow
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Face Trace Contour Stick, £44 | Westman Atelier
Formulated by world-renowned make-up artist Gucci Westman and expert chemists, Westman Atelier products bring skincare and incredible colour together. This cream bronzer has a luxurious texture which goes onto skin with ease. Trace the outer contours of your face in a figure-of-eight motion before buffing it out with a stippling brush for an all-over glow. Alternatively, pack the product on with a kabuki brush for a more intense finish.
Available at Selfridges.com
Cream Bronzer, £32 | Anastasia Beverly Hills
With an almost balm-like texture, this product is a treat to apply. We like using our fingers to softly tap the product onto the areas in need a little bit of warmth – but you can also apply it with a brush and buff it out. With seven shades to choose from (and another on the way) there’s something for everyone to try.
Available at LookFantastic.com
Cream Luxe Bronzer, £16 | Sculpted By Aimee
Best applied into the hollows of your cheeks, this is one for those looking to sculpt their jawline and create a more contoured finish. The cooler-toned shades are best for this, while warmer tones are more appropriate for an all-over glow. The creamy soft texture doesn't dry down completely, either, leaving skin with a subtle glow.
Available at Boots.com
Effortless Bronzer, £22 | Rare Beauty
This Rare Beauty bronzer is slightly lighter in tone, so you can build coverage and sculpt with ease. The rounded point also allows for more precise application. The non-greasy formula is matte and water-resistant, reducing the chance of creasing throughout the day.
Available at SpaceNK.com
Les Beiges Bronzing Cream, £43 | Chanel
This is a true cult favourite. A little bit more expensive, it’s worth it for the generously sized pot and lightweight, cream-gel texture. Velvety smooth, it blends seamlessly onto the face without clinging to dry patches or rubbing away make-up underneath. Meanwhile, added light-reflecting pigments deliver a natural glow – though you can sculpt and contour by using an angled, smaller brush to carve out the hollows of the face.
Available at HarveyNichols.com
Miracle Balm in ‘Disco’, £34 | Jones Road
A ‘no make-up make-up’ holy-grail product, the ‘Disco’ shade is perfect for achieving a universally flattering glow. If you have oily skin, a little will go a long way, but the warm tone and light-reflecting pigment is great to tap onto the high points of your face for something a little extra. We love tapping it onto the bridge of the nose for a sun-kissed touch.
Available at JonesRoadBeauty.com
Nudes All Over Matte Face Colour in ‘Bondi Bae’, £28 | Nudestix
With a matte finish, this one is great for those with oilier or more textured skin. Designed to be applied directly onto the face, the product also comes equipped with a brush, so you can flip it round to blend it out.
Available at Selfridges.com
Cream Bronzer in ‘Tan’, £18 | Refy
Refy’s cream products are some of the best. Use a large stippling brush directly in the pan to buff the product onto the outer areas of your face. The natural velvety finish isn’t too dewy and comes with the perfect undertone to create a natural-looking tint. The formulation is nourishing but also works to stop excess oil developing by 3pm.
Available at Selfridges.com
Sun Melt Bronzer, £20 | Saie
With a seriously blendable formula, this bronzer is easy to build, so you can achieve a look entirely based on your preference. The cream blends seamlessly into other products, without turning muddy, working to enhance the health of your complexion with ingredients such as colloidal oatmeal, grapeseed oil and elderberry extract.
Available at CultBeauty.co.uk
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