It's a long name for a little glass vial of product that goes a long way for under $10. I find L'Oreal's color matching system a bit confusing as it's unclear how to gage where my skin falls on the light-to-dark spectrum; their Rite Aid kiosk offered no guidance. I first read about the bronze glow in Allure. Being a pale freckled lass the bronzers I had tried--the latest a cream formula by Sonia Kashuk--all seemed too dark or too difficult to blend. I took a chance on the "cool" light bronze and hit the jackpot. Although the bottle makes it a bit hard to apply (there's no applicator, so the liquid can get messy), this magical elixir contains bronze, gold, and pink tones, making it a true match for my skin. I applied it to my cheeks, forehead, nose and chin to replace blusher for the summer. Now I'm reveling in my subtle, healthy, natural glow, without looking fake baked or spray tanned. If you want to figure out your True Match before you try it, L'Oreal explains it all.
