Baked Bronzer – All Shades

5 Reviews

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   debonairSalt7

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   If I could give this 10 stars I would. It is a dead on dupe for Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector in Topaz on the skin. It’s beautiful on tan/deep/dark skin as a highlighter or blush. I have also used as an eyeshadow I plan to buy many back ups of this because I am officially done shopping for highlighters. I plan to get the other colors as well. Can be found at ulta. It is also super long wearing.

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   curiousCockatoo1

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   I love this stuff!

   The shimmer is gorgeous and the color is not too dark for my fair skin. I use this as a blush during the summer and it makes me look positively sun-kissed. I wouldn’t recommend using it as a contouring bronzer, but for adding some coloring to your face it’s perfect!

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   dearDoves1

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   This is the only bronzer I own as of right now. Got it from Sally’s. From that second picture I own #6 the Atlantic? Anyways, i have a pretty olive skin tone that tans before it burns. This bronzer is very sparkly and can look orangy and accentuate shine if your not careful. With a light hand though this can look pretty good in pictures and in person. Especially over a matte powder

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   affectedJaguar0

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   This stuff does not fade, and it lasts a very long time. I do an overnight 13 hour shift and by morning it has not faded at all.
   I use this sometimes as a bronzer, sometimes as a blush and sometimes as an eyeshadow. It does have some shimmer in it, but just enough to give you a nice healthy glow. No sparkles!
   Very soft, make sure you tap your brush before applying.
   I really like this bronzer and would buy again!

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   pluckyChile0

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   I have become a huge Palladio fan the past year or so, and was excited to hear about Palladio releasing a baked collection. The baked collection includes bronzers, blushes and eyeshadows. The baked bronzers come in 4 shades – Pacific, Atlantic, Caribbean and Illuminating Tan. I ordered Caribbean Tan, which going by the picture is the one on the right. This bronzer is definitely a brown – there are no orange or pink tones in it whatsoever. It also has a gorgeous golden shimmer/sheen through it. There is no glitter whatsoever.

   The bronzer, as well as all the products in the baked collection, is dome shaped, so you have a peak in the middle of the compact. I found this a bit annoying in terms of getting an even distribution of powder on my brush, so I found I needed to rotate the brush around a little. Being a baked bronzer, it’s quite highly pigmented and also a little softer than the regular Palladio bronzer. So I used a wide, soft bristled brush (like a powder brush) to ensure I didn’t get a concentrated, muddy application. However, I found it was very easy to blend and distribute over my cheekbones.

   The finish of the bronzer is really beautiful – this colour is great for contouring the cheekbones. Even though the golden sheen isn’t as noticeable on the face as it is in the pan, I am still a bit hesitant to use this as an all over bronzer (I prefer a completely matte one like Benefit’s Hoola for that). However, I still will try it to see what it looks like. But overall, this is a really gorgeous brown based bronzer that has a golden sheen to it and is great for contouring the cheekbones and also adding that little bit of highlight. Another great and affordable product from Palladio!