Mary-Lou manizer thoughts.
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Sep 22, 2016
Kirsty B.
Hey everyone just wanted your thoughts on the Mary Lou manizer, would this suit very pale skin? And is it soft or an intense highlight? Thanks in advance.
Sep 22, 2016
Marleen B.
In my opinion, it looks best on fair to light skintones. I think it's a medium to intense highlight but was a little powdery for my textured skin. I gave mine away because it was too light for me, as I have a golden medium, olive skintone.
Sep 22, 2016
Kylie F.
I have very light but olive skin. I wasn't impressed with it as it was very faint. I don't like glittery highlighters, more of a good strobe/glow. This fell short of even that. I use it with my Watts Up highlight (it's a stick/balm) and it shows up a little better. It might wash you out if you're pale or not show up at all. A peach/pink tone one is what I always envy on pale skin. Looks so beautiful!
Sep 22, 2016
Kelly V.
I love it. I use it almost every day for hilite and eyeshadow. I have fair to light skin with cool undertone and it suits me well.
Sep 22, 2016
Angela J.
I have very fair cool toned skin and it looks great on me. I don't use it in my cheekbones much anymore just because it is very glittery and I have skin texture issues.
Sep 22, 2016
Aleena P.
just to give you an idea of the color, this is next to most of my other gold highlighters. top to bottom is Nyx ritualistic, Mary lou, ofras you dew you, kevyns liquid in candlelight, colourpops wisp, and becca champagne pop and then moonstone in liquid
(my battery started calling it quits before I could get a GOOD picture but hopefully this still helps)
Sep 23, 2016
Kendra H.
I actually sell the balm at work so I've had a lot of experience with the product and working it with various skin tones. I think that's it's very pretty but is really good for paler girls with pink under stones. I find it to be too stark on darker skin and it doesn't have the same lightening affect of used on skin with more yellow undertones. I also find the formula to be a bit chalky, and if I use it on myself it really clings to any dryness. Honestly, if you're looking for something in a similar price point And easily accessible I'd recommend the Light Source highlighters by LORAC. I own starlight and daylight are for lighter skin whole twilight and moonlight work better on deeper skin. Their very silky and have an excellent pan size. I'd go see if you could play with them somewhere to find which one you like best.
Sep 26, 2016
Leuca S.
I find the brush you use can vastly change application quality for Mary Loumanizer. It's very pretty if you can get the application down, but I ultimately don't find myself reaching for it anymore as I find the formula to be outdated. My Anastasia Illuminators are easier to work with. You can get two of the shades on their website, but there are reputable sellers on Ebay that you can buy the others from as well. I got the Starlight shade from an Ebay seller and it's perfect for very light to super fair skin tones.