Best Drugstore Highlighter?

Oct 26, 2012

Dale L.

I want a highlighter from the drugstore that looks fresh and natural, and isn't totally sparkly. Any suggestions?

Oct 26, 2012

Amanda R.

Loreal Magic Lumi Primer. It's definitely not a primer so I like to use it as a highlighter.

Oct 27, 2012

If you have oily skin, sometimes it's better to use a powder. So, instead of looking for a powder highlight, I just choose a pretty frosty eyeshadow. I think a good one by Maybelline is called... Champagne something. They're really easy to come across.

Oct 27, 2012

Mary P.

^^ i agree with Anjum C., great tip! i use Wet n' Wild Creme Brulee as a highlighter! its a single eyeshadow but perfect for highlighting, also Maybelline & L'oreal has a good liquid highlighter.

Oct 28, 2012

Liza G.

Physicians Formula is the best drugstore highlighter I've tried. its in a powder compact form the top looks like pearls

Oct 28, 2012

Yesenia P.

Physicians Formula and Hard Candy!!

Nov 1, 2012

Ashley G.

l'oreal magic lumi primer- once you start using it you'll be addicted lol- someone asked my friend if she was pregnant because she was glowing lol

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