Inside the rose gold packaging, you’ll find a finely-milled matte powder that is a dream to apply. It’s available in four shades – Fair, Medium, Tan and Deep. I use Tan (a shade name that admittedly makes me roll my eyes) but this terracotta-hued powder does work perfectly for my skin tone.

While the brand sells an accompanying brush, I opt for a large fluffy brush instead. My favourite is Real Technique’s Bold Metals 100 Arched Powder Brush, which is sadly now discontinued but its current Powder Brush, £10.99, is great, too.

I swirl the brush around the pan to make sure the bristles are covered. When you do this, you’ll notice there is a bit of powder fall-out from the pan, so it’s important to make sure you tap your brush to get rid of excess powder before letting it touch your face. I then sweep it along my hairline, taking it across my forehead and down my temples. I then run the brush just above the hollows of my cheeks, along my jawline and down my neck.

“This bronzer makes my dull post-lockdown skin look healthier and glowy”