bare Minerals Loose Eyecolor, Eye Shadow, Eyeshadow, Water Lily, 0.02 oz

Only when seeing some video tutorials online did I hear that quite a few people don't like Warmth. I can understand, as when I got mine in my starter kit, I looked at it and thought woah! FAR too dark! The key, as many others, say, is to use a tiny amount. Uncover just one of the holes in your dispenser, shake out a few speckles and start there. Using the smaller flawless face brush rather than the biggest one probably allows you to use a little less too. Since I tried this, though, I have also discovered it's a fantastic eyeshadow for blue eyes, they really pop! Blend it well wherever you use it, and if it's still too dark, blend with mineral veil or one of the pale radiance products. It does look utterly terrifying and if you just plop it on, it will look wrong. Use tiny amounts, build up, blend, make sure not to forget your ears and down the neck too.

This is by far and away the nicest and most natural bronzing product I have yet experienced. If you are like me, then you have probably had a bad experience (or more than one in my case) from bronzing. In most cases a bronzer cannot be applied too heavily otherwise it looks both unnatural and seems to accentuate every flaw and wrinkle on the face. They tend to look so artificial that they cheapen any look you try to achieve. The alternative is to use a bronzer in a very sparse and light way which would be so minimal that the effect would either only be noticed by you or more likely not noticed by anybody at all. Thus I had decreed that all bronzing products should be banned from my house and I would be happy enough to look sick and white throughout the year. Then I found this product. Unlike other bronzers this does not achieve a "bronze" look. The product title is "Warmth All Over" and this is precisely what is achieved. The look after applying this is like somebody who has just come back indoors after working in the sun on a hot day. Some would say the face looks very slightly red, rather than brown. Because it should be applied all over (again as the name suggests) the result is so much more natural. What you are left with is a very healthy and glowing look. Unlike other bronzing products this does not seem to accelerate the ageing process by 30 years and any fine lines or deep wrinkles are, if anything, hidden more than accentuated. A product like this is absolutely and utterly indispensible for people like me who take immunosuppressive drugs and are unable to spend any time in the sun due to the hightened risk it poses. Rather than take those really ridiculous risks, you can now wear strong SPF creams or powders and then use this on top to achieve the same look you see on your friends who are able to spend time outdoors enjoying the sunshine or going abroad several times per year. Rest assured, your friends wil not make comments regarding how brown you look or "you have caught the sun," it will be a lot more like, "you look really lovely today," or "you look really well at the moment" and I am sure I speak for everybody reading this review when I say that such a comment is far more pleasing. Do yourself a favour and give this a try. I promise you will not regret it in the slightest. If it is any help, I find the best Bare Minerals brush to use with this is the Soft Focus Face Brush or the Handy Buki Brush. Where both the above brushes are concerned, rather than use the swirl and tap method we see a lot, I found the best result from the "dab into the powder and then tap the excess off and use circular motions across the face." If you find that too much is applied in any one area, just brush from side to side which will even it out again. Wonderful, amazing product.