bronzer

American  

[bron-zer] / ˈbrɒn zər /

noun

1. a cosmetic ointment used to give the skin a tanned look.

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bronzer British  

/ ˈbronzə /

noun

1. a cosmetic applied to the skin to simulate a sun tan

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Etymology

Origin of bronzer

bronze (v.) + -er ¹

Example Sentences

No wonder that on day one of this trial it looked like no amount of Diet Coke and bronzer could conceal his fatigue.

From Salon

I also can’t believe the other couples were any less appealing than Izzy and Stacy — a guy with as much personality as the HomeGoods decor in his apartment and a stereotypical mean girl with an addiction to bronzer.

From Los Angeles Times

Following Cheetos' makeup release, YouTubers Jeffree Star and Mayra Isabel were quick to review and use the brand's eyeshadow and bronzer sets.

From Salon

“It’s a scary thing to have to think about,” Electronika said, dusting on bronzer, “and it’s a scary thing that will weigh heavy on me.”

From Washington Post

These not-too-creamy bronzer stick shades consider the undertones of melanated skin and can be used to lightly contour or simply bring out your glow.

From Los Angeles Times