GLYF Illouette Highlighter Single [Edward]

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  Sep 1, 2024
  Combination SkinSebum/BlackheadsDark CirclesInner DrynessDead Skin Cells

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  Pros

  This brand has certainly been the subject of much discussion, and for good reason. While I'm not an expert on everything, I've read a lot of reviews, and what I was most curious about was the Edward color. It's almost as if the brand knew what I was thinking, because they've now released a solid color product as well. I went ahead and purchased it, and I'm really pleased with the results. The color is said to be inspired by the sparkling skin of vampires in the Twilight universe created by Stephenie Meyer (I was a big fan of the character Emmett when I read the books as a kid, and was so disappointed when I saw the live-action actor - you should definitely check out the Bree Tanner novella too). While I may have been a bit enchanted, the color really does seem to capture that essence - it's not just a shimmery mess, but rather a beautifully luminous product that can be worn daily without looking over-the-top. The lasting power is also great, as I woke up with the same flawless application. It may just look like a standard champagne highlighter at first glance, but up close you can see the rose gold and violet tones that all come together to create a prismatic glow. The only downside is the relatively small size, but other than that, it's a winner all around.

  Cons

  The only real downside is the relatively small size, especially considering the price point.

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