I have made no attempt to hide the fact that I am a little bit
obsessed with bronzers and had my fair share over the year, but hey, there are
worst things to be addicted to like
chocolate, alcohol or crack I argue.
When I was at the airport coming back from Dubrovnik, I saw a great offer for a bronzer I had been drooling over for some time… Chanel’s Les Beiges Healthy Glow Sheer Powder.
When I was at the airport coming back from Dubrovnik, I saw a great offer for a bronzer I had been drooling over for some time… Chanel’s Les Beiges Healthy Glow Sheer Powder.
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| my new "investment" |
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| healthy glow sheer powder |
My latest "investment" is this one from Chanel.
Beautifully packaged in an ivory compact slipped into a velvet sleeve, it’s what you’d expect from a fashion house such as Chanel.
With it being summer and being slightly tanned, I have gone for shade #70, but they have a whole host of colours to suit including lighter shades.
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| love the classic packaging |
Only downside is the expense and if you are not buying it duty free, as I did, expect to pay about £36 - $46. However, I do find with the more expensive bronzers that they sit on the skin better, which means less flaking and patchy colour.
Also it’s a lot more durable so if you are a touch clumsy like me then they’ll survive better when you drop it!! Otherwise I get through a bronzer every two weeks thanks to my butter fingers.
I must admit though, as colours and textures it isn't my favourite but I still love it!
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| #70 shade |
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| a faux healthy golden glow |
I must admit though, as colours and textures it isn't my favourite but I still love it!
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