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Yves Rocher Bronzing Powder Duo in Dark Veil, In Memoriam | My Best Compact Bronzer…broke

By Blessmybag @blessmybag

A moment of silence for pieces that have shattered. My purse dropped during my cousin's wedding and to my dismay, my favorite makeup item inside broke (of course it had to be my favorite). I don't have a photo of the demise of my Yves Rocher Bronzing Powder duo, that's too depressing to show, and no...it doesn't work the same way across the skin with the pieces broken and the powder loose, it just doesn't. This is still my favorite matte compact bronzer and I'm all too game to repurchase it as soon as possible (just please be kind and leave one for me in stock lol). It's special 'coz I'm hooked on the mild Yves Rocher skincare scent this matte bronzer has, it doesn't have fallout and isn't at all dusty so it applies like the Tarte Amazonian Clay blushes which aren't at all dusty, and it warms up the skin in the same way as Chanel's Soleil Tan de Chanel Bronzing Base (formerly known as Bronze Universelle) but in dry format. Sigh. Here's to looking back and I'm also going to mention a few more Yves Rocher makeup bits. It's a very good mid-range price cosmetic brand.

Yves Rocher Bronzing Powder Duo in Dark Veil, In Memoriam | My Best Compact Bronzer…broke Yves Rocher Bronzing Powder Duo in Dark Veil, In Memoriam | My Best Compact Bronzer…broke Yves Rocher Bronzing Powder Duo in Dark Veil, In Memoriam | My Best Compact Bronzer…broke

You won't get sudden patchiness with this bronzer, it's not chalky and has no fallout, as in zero fallout, it's that sort of texture, unless you scratch it or tap it on top vigorously with a stippling brush...that is the only time it will it yield powder deposit that falls away. It really is like a dry compact version of the Soleil Tan de Chanel one. The shade I have is a perfect warm Terracotta-ish earthy tint that isn't too orange for me...there are two colorways, this one, Dark Veil is the darker compact of the two or medium to deep skin, the lighter compact is Light Veil, a cooler bronze for fairer above medium skin. The texture is like a pressed powder infused with skincare so it isn't chalky or dry, the surface of the product begins to look a little strange once you begin using it a lot (like the powder begins to clot over on top, but that doesn't mean it's ruined, it just does that) but it doesn't stop giving or depositing that sunkissed hue you need, it's also great for daytime contouring. Click to continue to the full post and see a few more Yves Rocher makeup bits.

I use this bronzer mostly to take the pale edge off my face once I've applied my base tinted moisturizer, bb cream, or foundation. It balances or rounds the face off, helps match my face to my neck area once I've got my makeup on.

Yves Rocher Bronzing Powder Duo in Dark Veil, In Memoriam | My Best Compact Bronzer…broke
If it's hard to spot, because I like my bronzer subtle and buildable that way, not suddenly dark (but I could easily build this product up over my face to look like i've been ages away on holiday), look at the left side of my face near the ear, up the temples and across the forehead and a little bit across the jawline, you can also tell my face is more pale here in the left shot. I use it just so that I don't look unnaturally made up. Subtle effects make a huge difference.

Yves Rocher Bronzing Powder Duo in Dark Veil, In Memoriam | My Best Compact Bronzer…broke
Yves Rocher have a whole range of cosmetics that I think is vastly overlooked. Their single eyeshadow kits were priced at about Php400+ when I got these early last year (I know I've had these photos for like forever...). I also like this sapphire eye pencil I got for about...Php300+??

Yves Rocher Bronzing Powder Duo in Dark Veil, In Memoriam | My Best Compact Bronzer…broke
Yves Rocher Bronzing Powder Duo in Dark Veil, In Memoriam | My Best Compact Bronzer…broke
Yves Rocher Bronzing Powder Duo in Dark Veil, In Memoriam | My Best Compact Bronzer…broke
Rest in pieces, beloved bronzer. You will be missed now...and replaced this week.


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