Silk Naturals

Hello ladies

firstly, apologies for yet another post about cream products

I prefer a dewey look on my cheeks in summer and generally use cream blush (or lippie as blush) and I'm finding that after getting used to creams, powder bronzer doesn't meld in quite as well or look anything like as pretty. I am loving the new SN cream blush formulation and was wondering how do-able it would be to create a cream textured bronzer as well?

I have noticed that in MAC's latest 'To The Beach' collection they've got a couple of shades of cream bronzer (aparently they are just repackaged versions of products from the regular line but I must admit I'd never seen them before) and TooFaced have also released a gorgeous cream to powder Aqua Bunny compact
http://www.toofaced.com/product_templat ... cat_id=150 .

Both the MAC shades & the TooFaced product seem to be relatively buildable dependent on the itensity of shade you'd prefer (so very wearable for most skintones), and have the teensiest smidge of 'glow' (definitely not glitter or overt shimmer).

I would of course much prefer to buy a more natural product from SN and wondered whether there would be a demand for this sort of thing? Or if any of you ladies who use lippies as cream blush have found a brown-y shade (or could suggest one) that could perhaps work as a bronzer?

TIA.

Txx

Since I'm utterly addicted to these SN cream blushes (I had never used cream ones before SN's) I would LOVE a cream bronzer in the lightest color. So I second this.

I think it might be hard to blend a cream bronzer over areas like the bridge of your nose without rubbing off your foundation.

I agree, though I am finding I don't wear much foundation now with summer around. So a cream bronzer (in both shades in fact, with maybe a colour in between the two with shimmer to it) would be gorgeous. I have been wearing the beach bunny on it's own with blush for a while now, so a cream version would be an even better option for me at least.
so I third this!

lilychemgirl wrote:I think it might be hard to blend a cream bronzer over areas like the bridge of your nose without rubbing off your foundation.

Yes, it probably would be difficult to do that; I don't usually use powder foundation in summer, and instead mix buttery gold pigment with a liquid mineral sunscreen I buy in the health food store to tint it - I should have perhaps explained that, so was posting from the stand point of applying a cream bronzer on top of a non-powdery surface.