St. Tropez Powder Bronzer

What it is: Compact Soleil delivers a gorgeous, sun-kissed look. What it does: Using the latest micronizing technology, this bronzer creates an ultrafine, lightweight powder for an incredibly silky and natural finish. How to use: Using a face brush, lightly apply Compact Soleil to the cheek bones, forehead and along the jawline. Style Name: Chantecaille Compact Soleil Bronzer. Style Number: 294420. Available in stores.

What it is: A bronzer presented in a range of naturally sun-kissed shades. Who it's for: All skin types. What it does: This finely milled formula provides buildable coverage plus seamless blending. It's presented in a luxe compact with a large mirror. How to use: For a natural bronze, dust Powder Bronzer onto the upper cheek plane, down the nose, chin and forehead using a large powder brush. For a tan glam, apply Powder Bronzer to the jawline, side of the nose, tip of the nose, temple, cheek and contour using a blush brush. Style Name: Anastasia Beverly Hills Powder Bronzer. Style Number: 5540952. Available in stores.

What it is: An oil-free, loose powder foundation that delivers sheer-to-medium coverage and a radiant finish with its good-for-skin minerals. Who it's for: All skin types. What it does: The fine-milled loose powder foundation creates a natural, healthy, youthful glow. Formulated with natural elements including 15 active amino acids, it helps fight the appearance of aging. Pearlescent powders and mica give a soft-focus effect for a smooth, luminous look. Long-wearing and water-resistant, it offers the coverage of a foundation with the blendability and easy application of a loose powder. How to use: Using a blending brush, gently pick up the product and tap off excess. Dust over your face in a circular motion, working the product into your skin for a healthy, even glow. Continue layering until desired coverage is achieved. For best results, use after your preferred foundation primer. Pro tips: For the most flawless, natural look, Laura says it's key to avoid over-applying foundation to the middle of the face-where too much formula can accentuate lines and other imperfections. With liquid, creme or powder, she recommends starting at the outer portion of the face and working inward toward the nose. Focus on one area at a time and be sure to blend well. Avoid excess application around eyes or the contours of the face. Repeat application until desired coverage is achieved. Style Name: Laura Mercier Mineral Powder. Style Number: 185385. Available in stores.