The pan looks really pretty with the two sides of product, and I like that you can use either the bronzer or highlighter individually or you can use both sides together, so it’s essentially a 3 in 1 powder. Due to the powder having a merged design, every single powder has a different pattern so some have more highlighter or more bronzer so if you’re purchasing instore, you could choose which you prefer which is a nice option to have for such a budget bronzer.

 

 

Essence Sun Club 2-in-1 Bronzing Powder £3.50*

 

The texture of the powder is so buttery and smooth, which I never expected for £3.50 but I hope you can see just how smooth it is by looking at the swatches above, with very little product kick-up in the pan. The bronzer side is quite a warm, terracotta brown which is a touch too orange for my liking, but they do another powder with a lighter brown merged with a pink blush which I’ll definitely be purchasing soon.

 

The highlighter is a subtle, cream shade which gives more of a sheen than a shimmer when used on its own, but when blended with the bronzer, it somehow manages to look more shimmery; no idea how. When I blend the bronzer and highlighter together, it looks a lot less orangey which is ideal for my skintone and it imparts such a pretty glow which I’ve been loving during this warmer weather we’ve been experiencing recently.