I love that glowing and radiant skin has been all the rage for a while now as I've never really gotten along with matte looks. I believe it's because I rarely have photographs taken of myself, nor do I take selfies so I don't really feel the need to keep my skin flashback free. My favourite part of having such dry skin during this acne treatment is being able to really pull off heavy highlighting and illuminating. I love loading up on my Mary-Lou Manizer or dusting my face lightly with my Hourglass Ambient Lighting Powders - especially during the chilly months of winter and autumn - in order to [attempt a] achieve that lust worthy glow to my skin.
Some products which I think I do not use as much as I should are the Face Of Australia Mineral Therapy Illuminator in Angel Mist and Angel Blush. I do believe these are similar to the Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector's, but y'know, cheaper, at $14.95 rather than an approximate $65. The only minus I have on these are the packaging. As you can see, the liquid comes in a squeeze tube bottle, which gets very messy and annoying fast. That's probably why I don't use them much. If they came in bottles with a pump or something my rating for these would skyrocket.
Some products which I think I do not use as much as I should are the Face Of Australia Mineral Therapy Illuminator in Angel Mist and Angel Blush. I do believe these are similar to the Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector's, but y'know, cheaper, at $14.95 rather than an approximate $65. The only minus I have on these are the packaging. As you can see, the liquid comes in a squeeze tube bottle, which gets very messy and annoying fast. That's probably why I don't use them much. If they came in bottles with a pump or something my rating for these would skyrocket.
The products's are described as "light-reflecting illuminating liquid for the face and body to create a gorgeous sheen with a touch of colour". I'm happy to say they do everything they claim. I can mix Angel Mist with my mattifying foundation for a pretty glow, or dab on the high points of my face for some liquid highlighting. Angel Mist is my most used for those purposes. Angel Blush I do use for a light, everyday look where I don't want to highlight too much.
As you can see in the pictures, a little bit of product really goes a long way so these will last me forever. The liquid also has not broken me out or messed around after a long day of wear. They do come in two other shades: a pinker version of Angel Blush, Angel Flame, and a golden-topaz one called Angel Glow. I did have Angel Glow when I was doing my photo shoots, but I found that it was too pigmented and strong for light skin and in turn would work amazingly on medium-tan to deep skin tones for a lovely bronze glow.
Overall, I really like these iluminators, even though I do prefer powder highlighters over liquid.
Rating: 4/5
As you can see in the pictures, a little bit of product really goes a long way so these will last me forever. The liquid also has not broken me out or messed around after a long day of wear. They do come in two other shades: a pinker version of Angel Blush, Angel Flame, and a golden-topaz one called Angel Glow. I did have Angel Glow when I was doing my photo shoots, but I found that it was too pigmented and strong for light skin and in turn would work amazingly on medium-tan to deep skin tones for a lovely bronze glow.
Overall, I really like these iluminators, even though I do prefer powder highlighters over liquid.
Rating: 4/5