Huda Beauty's new Bronze Filter Palette (£40), the brand's first-ever powder bronzer, has earned a 5-star rating from more than 130 reviewers for delivering a 'beautiful, natural sun-kissed glow' during the winter months.
The compact houses four ultra-blendable powders designed to bring dimension and warmth back to skin that can look drained in cold weather. It is available in five variations to suit different complexions: Light, Medium, Tan, Rich, and Ultra Rich.
What's inside the palette
Each compact includes four dedicated powders: a marbled Bronzing Melange for soft radiance, a Sunkissed Bronzer for rosy warmth, a True Bronzer for buildable depth, and a cool-toned Contour shade to sculpt and define.
Alongside the quad, the brand launched the Dual-Ended Bronze and Contour Brush (£19), designed to make applying the products straightforward. The angled, fluffy brush is intended for sweeping bronzer across cheekbones and forehead for a sunlit effect.
Shopper feedback
One reviewer wrote: "I love this bronzer palette! The shades blend effortlessly into the skin and give a beautiful, natural sun-kissed glow. The formula is smooth, buildable, and easy to work with. Perfect for everyday makeup and adding warmth and definition to the face."
Another said: "Huda always gets it right. The texture is absolute perfection. I love how the bronzer is made with the same concept as her blush; it's best when mixing them all, but I love that you can use them separately as well! 10/10."
A third shopper described the product as "A true must-have," adding: "This colour is gorgeous! I love how effortlessly this blends. I also like my bronzers a bit red, and this shade is perfect. They have a new customer for life with this one. I might even go back and get Mahogany too. I'm glad that they have so many options for deeper skin tones now."
Alternative options
One mixed review noted: "The compact is convenient for travel, and the powders don't cling to dry patches, but having four shades in a smaller compact means you have to use a very precise brush so you don't accidentally dip into the neighbouring pan."
For comparison, Morphe's M240 Dual Ended Sculpt Brush is priced at £26.95 at Lookfantastic, while Wonderskin's Blush and Contour Brush costs £25.99. A more budget-friendly option is No7's Pro Artist Radiance Duo Brush at £11.99 on OnBuy. The Bronze Filter Palette launched on October 20.
