But with a cushion bronzer, you just have to dab with the brush straight down into the jar, and you get up just right! :) If you are going to work with a liquid bronzer in an ordinary bottle, you have to pour out a click of bronzer first and then dab with the brush so that you do not get too much on the brush. I probably still prefer bronzer in powder form, but liquid and creamy bronzers (and contouring) give a little more effect and many people therefore like to work with it over powder. And if you use liquid foundation, it can be easier to shape your face with a liquid bronzer that blends in well with your foundation, than to wrap on a bronzer in powder form. I like a liquid bronzer more than a cream bronzer (ie a bronzer that is in a thick, creamy cake and not runny) because a liquid is lighter in formula and more easily applied without having to work it so much into the skin, which is nice if you have a foundation under which I always have. IsaDora's bronzer shade is much finer in my opinion, more bronze-brown while L'Oréals has a more yellow-brown tone.
L'Oréal is a little lighter in texture, while IsaDora is a little more creamy and thick. A jar with a mirror, and when you open the first lid there is a small makeup puff there, and then you open the next lid to get to the bronzer itself: L'Oréal and IsaDora come in similar packaging, but in different colors.
While IsaDora does not launch its bronzer until week 20 and I do not remember the price of it, but their cushion foundations cost SEK 249, so I can assume that this will end up at about the same. I'm blogging from home right now and have the press material at work crazy enough, but if I remember correctly, L'Oréal's bronzer is in store already now and costs SEK 199.
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