One of the Internet's most searched bronzers just got not one, but two game-changing upgrades. The Benefit Hoola just launched in a Cream-to-Powder Quickie Contour Stick and Lite Matte Bronzing Powder. So what's the big deal? Finding a bronzer that isn't packed with shimmer these days can be a struggle. That's why the OG Benefit Hoola has been a mainstay in Allure editors' makeup bags for years. The matte powder pairs perfectly with our favorite highlighters and keeps our face from looking like a full-on sparkly mess. Instead, it lets us sculpt our cheekbones and add subtle warmth to our face in a way that looks more just-got-back-from-Fiji than Jersey Shore extra.

Last year, the Dew The Hoola Matte Liquid Bronzer dropped, but the new Cream-to-Powder Quickie Contour Stick is much easier to travel with. Plus, the slim tube fits into purses for those days when you rush out of the house and have to do your makeup during your commute. (We hope you're contouring on the subway and not while driving, though.) Besides the portable aspect, the new cream form is a lot more buildable than the powder. You can use more or less of it depending on how deep you want your contour to be or how warm you want your non-UV glow to be. The silky formula is still the same shade as the bronzer we all know and love. The cream glides on like butter, but when you blend it in with your fingers or a makeup applicator it transforms into a non-drying powder.

As for the Hoola Lite Matte Bronzing Powder, Benefit took the original caramel hue down a notch to a lighter beige. This helps make the bronzer more accessible for fairer skin tones. Oftentimes, bronzers can look too orange on pale complexions, but Hoola Lite is just right. You can even use it over the new contouring stick to soften the look and add more believable color to your face. If you're not sure where to put this bronzer (or any bronzer, in general), you can follow this handy guide from Ariana Grande's makeup artist.

Both of the new Benefit Hoola products are available now on You can shop the contouring stick for $28 and the new light powder for just one dollar more.

Highlighters to pair with the Benefit Hoola bronzers:

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