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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
Your Ladyship - seriously the best eyebrow & cheek highlighter ever 
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
^... With my experience, I wouldn't go that far. That pigment has always been too glittery for my liking.
HOWEVER, after trying to find something less glittery than NARS' Copacabana multiple, I started spraying my brush with Fix+ and sweep it over Lightscapade. It picks up the pigments beautifully adds a really pretty glow to the face.
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
i use pretty indulgent shimmer powder by mac but other times i will use Up-lighting Liquid Illuminator from clinique in natural it is amazing
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
I bought Revlon's Skinlights (in 01 Natural lights) about 10 days ago. I bought it because I always loved the look of Misschievous's glowy foundation. I'm a big copycat of her technique - I mix a squirt of skinlights and a drop of my liquid foundation and apply it all over my face. It looks so dewy/glowy that I've applied it every single day since I bought it. (And I did it even if i stayed at home all day, how pathetic is that.)
I'm glad I bought 4 bottles (they're huge though, will last me a long time) and this will be awesome for winter time! I just put some powder over the areas where it might be too shiny and I'm all done!  (well apart from eyes and lips and blusher heehee)
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
Originally Posted by kimberly
Your Ladyship - seriously the best eyebrow & cheek highlighter ever 
I really like Your Ladyship as a cheek highlighter too. I like it more than Fairy Lite because on me Fairy Lite is a definite pink shade and Your Ladyship is more of a golden beige colour. When I want to tone YL a bit I just swipe a teeny tiny about of loose powder over it so it dulls the glitter a bit. But usually even for a day time look I don't mind the extra glitter 
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
I also like to use Your Ladyship as a cheek highlighter. I like to dab Strobe light on the high points of my cheeks, put on foundation, and use the pigment. It looks natural and lasts.
I also love Petticoat, MSF. I bought this when it was out two years ago, and it's the only blush I've ever used until it was gone. I love this color! It gives my cheeks a nice dewey glow.
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
I LOVE Benefit High Beam... It's very pink (not golden) so it's perfect for pale skin. It's also a pearl type product, not shimmer, so you're not going to have the appear of a disco ball, you look like you're glowing from the inside out. It's very versatile: you can mix it with liquid foundation to give your whole face a subtle glow, highlight cheekbones, forehead, tip of nose and cupid bow after applying foundation, it even works if you apply it on cheekbones before applying mineral foundation for a nice highlight. I've also used it to highlight my collarbones for a sexy shimmery look for going out. I'd highly recommend.
Oh, and I just got MSF in Petticoat, and it's GORGEOUS. Just enough shimmer/small particles of glitter to not be juvenile, and pink enough to flatter porcelain skin. Hooray for MSF!
Vanilla pigment is a staple for highlighting browbone and inner tearduct areas... I can't forget that!
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
Am I the only one who uses Strobe Cream as a highlighter? If anyone else uses it, how do you use it and do you like it? I put mine on my cheekbones, right under my eyes, and up toward my temples, under my foundation. The color peeks through and gives a hint of shimmr.
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
Originally Posted by rachybloom
For under the brows I LOVE Sunday Best, but it's LE :[ and I am almost out..
I totally agree- Sunday Best is perfect for a highlighter...I try not to use mine all the time though because like you said it was LE 
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
Has anyone else tried Mac's MSF Soft & Gentle ? I bought it the other day and I don't think it's working for for me.  No color shows up and it just makes me look glittery.
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I third the light sparkly side of the Mineralize Skinfinish Duo! I like it a lot better than the natural side...and you can totally tell if you look at my compact 
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
My favourite highlighter have changed since my last post. I still really like YL p/g but my currect favourites are Vanilla p/g and Lightscapade MSF that I bought from a lovely lady in here. Lightscapade really is amazing, the texture is nothing like the other MSF's I own. It gives a smoot shine wihtout any glitter ot metallic shimmer. I think MAC really should bring this one back!
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
i love the shimmer from the most recent msf's 'medium natural with shimmer' as as cheekbone hightlight unfortunalty i've run out.i wish mac would make just the shimmer,half is not enough i'm really sad that its over.  .maybe they could make it permanant but id only be buying it for the shimmer.
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
I've wanted to try Shimpagne for SO long! I just got my hands on Star, and I'm really impressed. It's nice and warm, without being overly bronzy or obvious. It gives my cheeks a nice glow. I think this is going to be my HG 
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
Definitely "porcelain" (and cannot tan at all lol) ... and I am loving Shimpagne, Soft and Gentle, and Petticoat MSFs  .
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
Originally Posted by Inspire Me
Has anyone else tried Mac's MSF Soft & Gentle ? I bought it the other day and I don't think it's working for for me.  No color shows up and it just makes me look glittery.
Hi! Though I am relatively new to MSFs and am certainly no expert on the matter (yet  ), I love 'Soft & Gentle' and find the appeal to be the fact that you don't necessarily see any color (unless applying with a heavier hand). With this one you're rewarded with more of a shimmer and dewiness to the face than an actual "flush". It's a very multipurpose MSF, in my honest opinion  .
Disclaimer: Not affiliated with 'Soft & Gentle', I just love the stuff  .
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
Does anybody know if MAC is EVER going to bring back Lightscapade? I LOVE it and am almost out (and 45 bux on ebay is kind of ridiculous :/)
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
Too Faced Pink Leopard, as a couple of people have mentioned, is fantastic and makes pale skin glow without being too dark and giving a slightly 'dirty' (as in not washed, not the other kind) look. I would most likely cry if they stopped making this product
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Right now I'm using Fyrinnae's Mineral Highlighter in Confidence. I love it, and have actually gotten compliments on the "glow" I seem to have.
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
I swatched Soft & Gentle @ the PRO store a couple weeks ago and was really amazed at how pigmented it was without being glittery. It had a great level of shimmer and I think would add a nice golden-beige cast to warm up my pale people out there! I'm jonesing to get my hands on it myself!
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
High Beam is lovely! The pigment/shimmer is so finely milled, it doesn't highlight the pores on my cheeks at all and is really easy to blend. A little goes a long way, it's very flattering on my PPP skin.
Lately I've been using Shroom e/s on my cheekbones/apples and I have to say I might even like it more. It's much more subtle and just enough for daytime.
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
in the winter when i'm white as hell i love benefit high beam.
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
I'm intrigued by all the Revlon Skinlights recommendations. Which color would you recommend? (Then the challenge will be finding it). I'm an NC15/20.
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
Well since I last posted my collection grew quite a bit on the MSF end. I would agree that Soft and Gentle is a nice all over color. It warms up your skin tone nicely!
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Re: Porcelain Beauties: Highlighters/ Products to give you that "GLOW"
Is there any face powder...natural enough to wear over my entire face? I'm super super pale and I love the look of glowing skin, not just highlighted cheeks. But that means it can't be overly shimmery. I have no idea where to start looking.
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