I was reading some reviews on this product online and I wasn't sure whether to try it or not, I'd seen people using the Chanel cream bronzer on YouTube and I liked the subtle effect a cream product gave but I wasn't sure how it would work on my skin and when I saw this I decided that I'd see how it worked (and if it worked) as a bronzer instead of a primer. It's called the Bourjois Bronzing Primer and it only comes in this universal shade so obviously it wouldn't work on darker skin tones as a bronzer but it would probably be good as a smoothing primer. The colour does look a bit scary but once I buffed it in with the Real Techniques expert face brush it turned into a lovely warm shade that I actually really like, and I think any skin tone up to dark would probably be able to benefit from, but make sure to test in on your arm before you buy it.
It was £9.99 which isn't the cheapest price for a bronzer but I used so little that I'd imagine this pot will last me absolutely ages so it's worth it. It's also really easy to apply so if you find yourself in a rush when you're applying your makeup this will help you to add a bit of colour to your face but still be out of the house on time! If you're like me and you don't want to buy the Chanel bronzer straight away, definitely go for this as it's a brilliant affordable dupe and who doesn't want to save a bit of money here and there!
Gabrielle
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