Glowy skin!

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Nicole B.

Jul 5, 2011

Nicole B.

Hey! So I've always struggled to make my skin have that glowy appearance. Does anyone have any good tips for me? (:

Steff J.

Jul 5, 2011

Steff J.

A clarisonic.

I used to have really dry, dull, ugly boring skin and once I got a clarisonic it changed my life entirely. The first day I used it, I had glow to my skin and I no longer needed luminizers, dewey, full coverage foundations! Prior to it, I had tried anything and everything for a glow. Setting sprays, luminizers, shimmer, not setting my liquid foundation, vitamin-C, oxygen, exfoliating with chemical peels, exfoliating with scrubs... everything.

Justyne L.

Jul 7, 2011

Justyne L.

Clean&clear morning burst skin brightening facial cleanser

Soma S.

Jul 7, 2011

Soma S.

Glowy as in clean, or glowy as in makeup?

For makeup, you should DEFINITELY try Smashbox's Softlights in Dusk. I received it as a part of the Sephora summer kit for $39 here: http://sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P288548&categoryId=C8330&shouldPaginate=true

Its so finely milled, and it gives a very nice glow to the cheeks used as blush or as a very light dusting over the face. It makes me feel like I should be sunbathing on a yacht somewhere in the Mediterranean.

A good drugstore dupe of this would be Physician's Formula Happy Booster in Natural. Hope that helps!

For clean-glowy, Clarisonic and CeraVe PM moisturizer ALWAYS leaves me with glowing skin the following morning. If not the Clarisonic, at least give the CeraVe PM a try. You can find it at your local Target for $12. It hydrates, and my face never looks dull when I wake up.  =)

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