A shimmering body bronzing powder is certainly not for my body – don’t need to glitter up my lumps and bumps – but it is a rather gorgeous product, especially the monoi scent which immediately made me think of holidays. The packaging has been tarted up (the interior shade is Laguna so you may already have this) to look like a wooden box and it feels quite premium and covetable if you love a body bronze. There’s a mini Ita Kabuki included in the Laguna Tiare Bronzer (£39). I’ll have to say that I don’t really have any experience of powder bronzing my body so if you have, please let me know!
I’m on much happier ground with the Liquid Laguna (£26.50) and it really is a beautiful, warm bronzing liquid with a splash of monoi and tamanu oil so that it works onto the skin evenly and well.
Even though the NARS Tahiti Bronze Collection is a rehash of existing products, it’s definitely got a luxury summer vibe, especially with the fragrancing, so it’s a treat for bronzing fans. It’s already launched so is available at lots of locations.
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Ohh, I love the packaging of the Bronzer! Is it Wooden? Interesting – May need to try this out! X.
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I don’t think it’s real wood! Wood effect is more accurate. x
I love the packaging and the mini Ita brush is just gorgeous! Laguna is too light for my skin-tone thought. I love Casino!
I love the compact! Looks super easy for me to throw in my handbag. Love Nars
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It’s not meant for body only. It is their regular laguna face bronzer in limited edition packaging .
I know – it’s face and body.
It sure does look beautiful, I am just terrified of liquid anything, I have an image of looking like a clown, but the nars one just looks stunning. I think I may be tempted to try it out!
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Use a tiny bit on a big brush (kabuki will do but a flat top round brush is better) and build up.. it’s very fluid so easy to go light and then build.