Budget bronzer for pale skin?

[MadameSzyszkoBohush]

I would like something quite subtle as I'm v pale, just to give a bit of colour. Ideally less than £10. Any recommendations?

If you've got any W7 around you, they do a knock off of the Charlotte Tilbury duo which is V nice and light.

Bourjouis have Healthy Balance powders in 4 different colours, I use 53 light beige as a bronzer & vanilla as a finishing powder, I am very pale too, and find they work very well and reasonably priced.

I bought the MUA one last summer, in the lightest shade, after it was recommended on here. It's really not too bad!

The Bourjois bronzer that's packaged to look a bit like a bar of chocolate (!) is really nice.

In the winter I am very pale (ivory foundation shades) Celtic type complexion. I wear Sleek contouring kit from Superdrug in light. I go lighthanded with the "bronzer" part and blend, blend, blend with a big fluffy brush. The blush is a natural pinky shade. £9.99 so in your price range I bought my first as I dropped my Urban Decay kit on my tiled floor and l couldn't afford/justify replacing. I have stuck with Sleek my expert DD4 aged 13 tells me it's a dupe for the Urban Decay anyway.

Seventeen do a good non glittery one that's apparently a dupe of Nars Laguna. Good for my pale skin anyway.

I buy superdrug Mua face powder in the darkest shade. It was £1.

I switched from NARS Laguna to Body Shop's bronzer in the palest shade and I am very happy with it. It's not glittery and it suits my pale skin. Slightly above your budget but Body Shop runs promotions all the time so you could probably get a discount somewhere to bring the price down.

This in 01 shade.

www.thebodyshop.com/en-gb/body/body-bronzing/honey-bronze-bronzing-powder/p/p000480

I second the body shop honey bronzer, it's the only one I use.

The W7 cream bronzer is great, it's a dupe for Chanel's bronzing base and is dirt cheap on Amazon/eBay.

I second the Bourjois Delice de Poufre (chocolate bar looking packaging). Is very subtle and non orange. I'm pale and it gives me a nice hint of sun without it looking artificial.

www.boots.com/bourjois-delice-de-poudre-bronzing-powder-peaux-claires-medianes-51-10179271

Another vote for the body shop from me.

Definitely Body Shop honey bronzer in the lightest shade.

I wear the body shop bronzer in a darker shade and I love it. 40% off with code 14672 at the minute.

Gosh bronzing powder. Its very subtle. Looks like it's on sale at superdrug at the moment although sold out online.

Wow! So many options. Thanks all, will check these out

W7 dupe of Chanel's bronzing base or Seventeen's ( in Boots) cream bronzer is as good.
Use a big brush ( huge) from Primark to swirl it on.
If you are really flush the Chanel one is great but if not the two dupes are a fantastic replacement.

Another body shop honey bronzer fan here.
I'm a medium brown skin tone and have gone for shade three.
Definitely not glittery, orange or drying on the skin. A light hand gives a flush of colour.

Boots Seventeen do a Bronzing Shimmer Brick (I know, I know! - and I am not a fan of the Bobbi Brown one) but this, the paler, pinkish one, not the brown, is fabulous for pale skin.

Best applied with a kabuki brush using a light touch, it doesn't make you too sparkly and shimmery. Plus point is that it lasts for ages and doesn't crack and split into a thousand zillion pieces before you have finished using it, unlike the BB one.

Thanks all.
Botanic there's obviously some kind of shame around shimmer bricks that I don't know about!

Seconding the Boots Seventeen cream bronzer; it's nice and shimmery and applied carefully gives a really nice natural colour.

The Bourjois chocolate one is a bit too dark if you're pale, but the have a lighter one in a round packaging.

Also, Max Factor do some great Hourglass inspired ones.

Thanks both, I'm going to have a lot of swatches on my hand next time I get to Boots!