Cream bronzer stick
Cloud Set & Bake Powder (Copy)
A creamy bronzer stick that melts into skin and blends with your fingers. Warm, sculpted and sun-kissed in thirty seconds, in seven shades from fair to deep.
Color with skincare inside. A creamy, buildable bronzer made with three skin-loving extras.
Full ingredients: Ethylhexyl Palmitate, Isononyl Isononanoate, Diisostearyl Malate, Synthetic Wax, Ceresin, Polyisobutene, Silica, Phenoxyethanol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract, Carthamus Tinctorius (Safflower) Seed Oil, Citrullus Vulgaris (Watermelon) Fruit Extract, Trihydroxystearin, Sodium Hyaluronate, Glucomannan, Rosa Rubiginosa (Rosehip) Seed Oil. May contain: Iron Oxides (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499), Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891).
- Swipe. Where the sun hits first: under the cheekbones, the temples and along the jawline.
- Blend. Tap it out with your fingertips, a brush or a damp sponge.
- Build. Want more warmth? Add a second swipe. One layer is everyday, two is a holiday.
Start light. One swipe is plenty. It is easier to add a second layer than to take one off. For external use only. Avoid the eye area.
Orders are processed within 1 to 2 business days. Tracking is emailed the moment your order leaves the warehouse.
The 30-Day Money Back Guarantee. Wear it for 30 days. If it is not the easiest bronzer you have ever used, or the shade is not right, email us and we refund it.
Heard this before?
“Just a little bronzer.” So why do I look orange?
Powder bronzer looks easy in the tutorial. Then you try it at 7am: one cheek is muddy, the other has a stripe, and the shade that looked warm in the pan looks like rust on your skin. So the compact goes back in the drawer. A cream stick changes the job. Swipe it where the sun would hit, tap it out with your fingers, and it melts into your skin instead of sitting on top.
Sound familiar?
“Bronzer never works on me”
It is rarely your face and almost always the formula. Be honest, at least three of these have happened to you.
Muddy Patches
Orange Tone
Harsh Stripes
Cakey Finish
Wrong Shade
Flat, Tired FaceYou're allowed to want easy
A bronzer you can put on with your fingers and trust. That is not too much to ask.
It was never your fault
Why bronzer goes wrong
You are not bad at makeup. Powder bronzer asks for a steady hand, the right brush and the right light, every single morning.
Powder sits on top
Powder grabs dry patches and texture and stays where it lands. One heavy tap and you are scrubbing it off.
Three shades do not fit everyone
Most bronzers come in light, medium and dark. Too warm looks orange on fair skin. Too light looks ashy on deep skin.
Brushes take practice
Where the color goes depends on the brush, the pressure and your aim. A stick puts it exactly where you swipe.
You did nothing wrong. You needed a bronzer that forgives a rushed morning.
The routine
Thirty seconds, sun-kissed.
No brush, no mirror drama. This is all it takes.
Cream + stick + seven shades
How a cream stick fixes bronzer
Four choices that make bronzer hard to get wrong.
1Cream melts in
The creamy formula warms on contact and blends into skin, so it looks like your color and not like makeup.
2The stick aims for you
The pointed tip puts color exactly where you swipe. No brush, no fallout on your cheeks.
3It builds slowly
One swipe is a soft warmth. Two is a sculpted bronze. You stay in charge of how far it goes.
4Skincare inside
Rosehip oil, green tea extract and hyaluronic acid ride along, so skin feels comfortable under the color.
What you do now vs. one swipe
Powder had its turn
Same goal, a warm and rested face. Very different odds of getting there before coffee.
VS
Blending
Needs the right brush and a light hand
Fingers are enough
The finish
Can look flat, dusty or orange
Natural and radiant, like skin
On dry skin
Clings to patches and texture
Creamy, glides over them
Shade match
Often light, medium or dark
Seven shades, fair to deep
Too much?
Start your base again
Tap it out with a fingertip
In your bag
One drop and it shatters
Solid stick, nothing to break
Seven shades
Find your shade
Each shade is already set a step or two deeper than the skin tone it names. Pick the one that describes your skin.
Between two shades? Take the lighter one to warm up your face, or take both and use the deeper one to sculpt.
Color with skincare inside
A bronzer that treats skin kindly
No mystery blend. Here is what sits in the stick next to the color, and why it is there.
One swipe. Color and comfort in the same step.
NourishRosehip Oil
A lightweight plant oil that helps the color glide and leaves skin feeling soft.
ComfortGreen Tea Extract
A plant extract known for its antioxidants, here to keep skin feeling calm and comfortable.
HydrateHyaluronic Acid
Holds on to water so the cream sits smooth and does not settle into dry patches.
GlowWatermelon Extract
A fruit extract that supports a fresh, healthy-looking finish.
Cosmetic product. Results vary. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition.
Your thirty second map
Where to swipe
Bronzer goes where the sun would land on your face. Four spots, one stick.
Under the cheekbone
Swipe from the top of your ear toward the corner of your mouth and stop halfway. Blend upward.
Along the hairline
One short swipe on each temple, blended back into the hairline for warmth.
Under the jaw
A light swipe just under the jawbone, blended down, gives the face a soft edge.
Tap it all out
Use your fingertips to soften every edge. If you can see where it starts, blend a little more.
Start with one light swipe per area and build from there. Results vary with skin tone and shade choice.
The fine print, out loud
Asked before every first order
Straight answers, starting with the shade.
Choose the shade that names your skin tone. Each one is already set a step or two deeper than that tone, so it warms your face without looking orange. Between two? Take the lighter one.
Orange usually means the shade is too warm or too deep for your skin. With seven shades and neutral, olive and golden undertones, you can match yours instead of settling.
No. Swipe it on and tap it out with your fingertips. A brush or a damp sponge works too if you like a softer edge.
Yes. Many customers take two sticks: their own shade to warm the face and one deeper shade to sculpt under the cheekbones and jaw.
The cream formula is comfortable on dry skin. On oily skin, apply it before a light dusting of setting powder.
Yes. Use it on bare skin, over skin tint or over foundation. Apply cream products before powder, not after.
Email us within 30 days and we will sort it out under the money back guarantee.
For everyone who gave up on bronzer
The glow you thought you could not do
You do not need better brushes or more practice. You need color that melts in and forgives a rushed morning. Wear the stick for 30 days. If it is not the easiest bronzer you have used, we refund it.
Swipe. Blend. Walk out looking like you slept.
Choose my shade