Favourite Highlighter :)

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Nada A.

Jun 28, 2014

Nada A.

I'm very curious to know whether Mac's new Extra Dimension Skinfinish is a good highlighter for fair skin because I've seen it looking wonderful on tan and dark tones but I feel itll be too invisible on fairer skin. At any rate I was wondering what is a good highlighter to use; preferably something that shimmers not glitters. Thank you ladies :) Pictures would be a great help too.

Cass F.

Jun 28, 2014

Cass F.

Sarah, totally with you. A little goes a long way with The Balm Mary Lou Womaniser highlighter. It has a soft goldish shimmer to it to compliment fairer skin types x

Haley G.

Jun 28, 2014

Haley G.

I really want to try that The Balm highlighter.

I use MAC MSF in Lightscapade, but my new favorite is their Cream Color Base in pearl. Super blendable, looks great on my fair, yellow-toned skin, gives a gorgeous shine with no glitter or fallout like the MSF can, and looks very natural.

Marleen B.

Jun 28, 2014

Marleen B.

The Extra Dimension collections are all different. Which color are you referring to?

Julianne J.

Jun 28, 2014

Julianne J.

I agree with Sarah- I have the Mary Loumanizer and the BECCA one in Moonstone- those are two of the best out there!

Jillian W.

Jun 29, 2014

Jillian W.

Has anyone tried the Kevyn aucoin highlighter? I think it might be called celestial powder? If so how does it compare to Mary loumanizer and Becca moonstone?

Whitley B.

Jul 2, 2014

Whitley B.

Benefit watts up

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