Skin Fetish: Sublime Skin Highlighter

It’s a pretty natural glow, but I was expecting more for the price l. Packaging and color is beautiful but it wasn’t worth the price you pay. Lots of other affordable options that are just as beautiful

Good but I found a dupe!

I gave four stars bc formula is pretty and a star off for price. I was going to buy this but I swear when I swatched it next to benefit tickle highlighter it looked almost identical! so I ended up buying the benefit one bc it’s half the price and the formula is just as good. Just wanted to give a heads to anyone who wants this but doesn’t want to spend the $$$$$

RUN and buy it!!

10 Stars! This is hands down thee BEST highlighter I have ever purchased. Two days after purchasing, I went and bought a backup! Highly HIGHLY recommend and worth the price point. It melts into the skin and looks natural(if you’re using the correct brush and not heavy handed). I even wore without makeup

Shade darker than it looks on the picture

This highlight disappears on my medium warm skin tone. The shade is darker on the skin than it looks on the sales photo. For the price, I will need to return it. This is my 3rd try on Pat McGraths limited highlighter. It is not as sparkle as it is on the ad. :(

Subtle or bold, finely milled

This product is very similar to Chantecaille HD Perfecting Loose Powder - Candlelight. This product from PM allows for perfect placement with a tapered blush brush. The powder is gel powder, no scent, and the finish is up to you. I like it subtle and on my mid 40s skin, highlighters can accentuate fine lines or dehydrated skin. Not this one. It lasts all day on my combo skin. I wear minimal make up and no primer. The color is what you see: a golden coppery champagne which is flattering and illuminating on my light-medium neutral skin tone. Note on reviewing: It helps tremendously when we know the skin age range, type and color. An astonishing 60% of reviewers here are 18 and under.