Help Me Me With My Highlight!

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Xochitl R.

Mar 10, 2016

Xochitl R.

So I have so many highlighters and it hardly shows up on my skin I want a wet looking look with a highlighter and I can't get it to show??

Breeze T.

Mar 10, 2016

Breeze T.

Which highlighters do you own?

I get the best "wet" look with a dewy setting spray like MUFE mist&fix!

Livi H.

Mar 10, 2016

Livi H.

You can apply a cream highlighter such as watts up or jouer, or a liquid highlighter then apply a powder highlighter (to set and add more light) such as Mary loumanizer (this is such a blinding highlight lol)

Catelyn W.

Mar 12, 2016

Catelyn W.

With my highlights, I build. Like I'll start by putting concealer on the appropriate areas and then add a milani eyeshadow in Bella white, then I'll put on either opal by becca or soft & gentle by Mac. I love the wet look as well, and this has always worked nicely for me!

Catelyn W.

Mar 12, 2016

Catelyn W.

For everyday I use a light fan brush, but for building I would use a slightly thicker brush to pick up more product.

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