Need Help with highlighter.

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Ayanna P.

Jan 15, 2014

Ayanna P.

Okay, I need some guidance. I am looking flor a blush or highlighter that is NOT sparkly, just glowing with a little shimmer. I want this in a taupey-silver if possible just to add to the tops of my cheek bones. Everything I'm coming across looks SUPER glittery & anything else is a bronzer which is NOT what I want. I'm very dark skinned & the tones in my cheeks are cool. So I don't want anything warm like a bronzer. I want a cool, silvery color. I'm so lost. Does this product even exist??

D W.

Jan 15, 2014

D W.

Maybe try watts up from benefit? its more champagne than silver but its not too sparkly and its really pretty on. you could also try to find an eyeshadow in the color your looking for and use that as for a highlight.

Kenzie L.

Jan 15, 2014

Kenzie L.

I agree with the benefit watts up. I've got a few different highlighters with different finishes and colors and I believe this one is best for olive to dark skin. its more of a sheen than actual sparkle so I don't feel like a glitter fairy when I wear this. also, unlike most highlighters that have a yellowy shimmer this one is more nude :)

Sam R.

Jan 15, 2014

Sam R.

I'm dark skin and I use watts up and two faced candlelight glow

Ayanna P.

Jan 15, 2014

Ayanna P.

This was very helpful, thank you all, ladies!

Mariam A.

Jan 15, 2014

Mariam A.

This is exactly what you are looking for

Mariam A.

Jan 15, 2014

Mariam A.

And watts up is a horrible highlighter

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