Non-Sparkly Bronzing powder- any recommendations?

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For my DD (brown eyes/brown hair/light but not pale skin)

I can get to most shops, but I'm not looking to spend £££.

I need easy to apply (she has Real Tequnique brushes) and no glitter

TIA

Seventeen do a great non sparkly bronzer, apparently it's a dupe for. Nars one.

Boots Collection (matte).

Seventeen do a great non sparkly bronzer, apparently it's a dupe for a Nars one apparently.

Bloody stupid ipad

And too many apparentlys

The body shop have good Matt ones in various shades. For a more expensive one Hoola by benefit.

Rimmell do a non sparkly one, it's cheap and u can get it in tesco.

Another recommendation for body shop, found it recommended on amodelrecommends and it's a perfect colour with no sparkle.

The bourjois chocolate delice de poudre. It has a tiny shimmer though so it doesn't give a muddy look.
Men's bronzers are completely matte.
Hoola by benefit is matte but I found it too much.

I had a look at the Body Shop website , at the bronzing balls. But reviews said they had a bit of sparkle to them. I used to use them years ago but I cannot remember if they were matte.
There's loads of bronzers on their site not just the ball ones though.

I need to test some I reckon.
Boots, Rimmel, (Benefit is nice but a bit £)

What about MUA or Sleek . Anything good on there?

(She wants a "Goody Bag" of make-up bits, so I'm looking for lots of things rather than a couple of £ ones. Didn't mind (much) spending on her RT brushes - special offer and Boots points )

I'll have a look this week and report back

L'oreal has a good, very natural, non-shimmer one, better than my other Bobbi Brown one!

Rimmel Sunshimmer Matt Bronzing powder
It can be bought instore at Tesco or Boots
Also online from Tesco Direct and delivers to your local store for free .

I like the Soap and Glory bronzer, Matt effect, not too dark.

Bourjois is good. Also the MUA £1 in thet lightest shade is great. I use The Balm Bahama mama one but it is quite dark so use very sparingly!

Second hoola by benefit definitely no sparkle

Bobbi Brown illuminating one in Aruba. Wasn't looking for a bronzer but was so impressed with this one I bought it on the spot. Subtle and really flattering.

3rd for Hoola

Expensive option (c. 20 quid I think) would be Benefit Hoola (my personal fav. by a long way). I haven't actually got this myself but people say the Bourjois Chocolate Bronzer (c. 7 pounds I think) is supposed to be really good and matte/not-shimery - so if you don't want to spend as much it might be the one for you.

4th for Hoola

Revlon do a matte bronzer that looks a bit like the Bobbi Brown Shimmer brick. I think it's called Desert Bronze. It's 4-5 strips of matte brown in different tones and one stripe of white shimmer, if you miss the white stripe, you can apply it completely matte. Then you can use the white bit as an illuminator. You can also use it as eyeshadow. The bronzer is fairly cool toned, not orange.

The MUA one has no sparkle and is £1

I showed DD all the options, she's chosen a Benefit kit with Hoola ( small sizes so she can try out different things) for her birthday.

I bought her a Rimmel on in Tescos (about £5 IIRC but huge and not sparkling) for her to practice with.