Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Healthy Wear Makeup

Physicians Formula Healthy Wear Pressed Bronzer

Not completely convinced of the necessity of a bronzer (for me), I purchased this new product hesitantly.  When it comes to drugstore bronzers, I always end up with products that leave a muddied, or ever worse, an orange effect, which is not so flattering!

Because I do long for that pretty warmth that bronzers promise to deliver, I went in search of a new and improved bronzer.  The Physicians Formula line has not let me down with other products, and they had a giant pink and orange display of some kind of New Pressed Bronzer boasting "Radiant Bronze Glow" and "Smoothing Finish"

The pretty packaging not only captured my interest, but was plastered with multitudes of very convincing selling points, to include:
  • Healthy Wear
  • SPF 50!!!
  • Recommended by the Skin Cancer Foundation
  • Protects + Prevents + Restores
  • Long Wearing, Perspiration-Resistant, Water-Resistant
  • Wide spectrum of shades: Fair, Light, Medium, and Tan
And the list goes on!  More great things this has to offer:


I know, right?  I purchased it, and have been wearing it for a few weeks, and I have to admit, I really like this!  I got it in Medium, just wanting a subtle warming glow.  Because of the packaging in the store, you can't peak inside the actual compact, and I was fearful of the amount of shimmer, but rest assured, it is minimal.

Some very cool 411 about this fancy bronzer is that it is infused with many kinds of mineral based UVA/UVB protectants, which offers a high powered protection without greasy residue.  It also contains antioxidants to combat sun damage and premature aging.  And if all that wasn't enough,  it contains tomato derivatives and licorice extract which work to brighten the skin and tone-correct sun spots.

So, what are your thoughts on drugstore bronzers?  What kind of experiences have you had with them?  I am a converted believer now, and am open to suggestion to try others out!  Thanks for reading.




3 Comments:

  1. Anonymous said...
    This looks like the perfect colour, very natural xx
    Inge said...
    That looks like a lovely bronzer. I really like a bit of bronzer as part of my makeup routine. Makes me look alive in winter :)
    Karen said...
    @AllThingsShallow, yes, it is a very light and natural shade, great for me since I am so fair.

    @Pixie, you are so right about bronzer helping to bring some warmth into the face during the dark, cold winter months!

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