Hourglass ambient lighting powder.

Mar 9, 2014

Kimberly C.

Has anyone tried these? And how do you use them?

Mar 9, 2014

Lexi K.

I haven't tried them personally, but I'm going to order luminous light soon. I remember reading that they're used as a finishing powder, but I'm planning on using mine as a highlight. I guess it depends on which one you buy.

Mar 9, 2014

Shelley W.

I love 'em! I use dim light as an all over powder. Luminious light I use only as a highlighter and radient light I pair up with my matte bronzer as a highlighter or sometimes I apply it all over as it doesn't appear like a glitter bomb. But I don't dare load all of them together like I saw a poor YTuber did. It looked absolutely horrible and just canceled out the benefits of the powders. I suggest using either a fan brush or Bobbi Brown's Sheer Powder brush...I use the Powder Brush myself and it allows me to pick up the right amount of product without going overboard.

Mar 9, 2014

Kelsey V.

I use Dim light kind of as a bronzer in the winter since I'm pretty fair and use diffused light all over my face to set my foundation. I don't know if they're technically a "setting powder" but it works great for me. I could not live without diffused light- love it!!

Mar 9, 2014

Kimberly C.

I ordered dimlight and moonlight, not sure if I could get away with using them as anything other than highlighting powders. But thanks so much for the advice, I'll have to check out the Bobbi Brown brush:)

Mar 9, 2014

Ana Maria M.

I bought "Radiant Light" and I didn't get the hype at all personally so it went right back to Sephora :) I wanted to use it as a highlight but it wasn't reflective enough for me (I like Mary Lou Manizer types), but it was too reflective/glittery to use all over, for me. It does give me this blurred look, but I thought it looked too fake. Lol I couldn't use it as a bronzer either, it was too light for my NC42 skin. Maybe I used it wrong or chose the wrong powder (Radiant seems to be the least popular)? I don't even know :/

Mar 9, 2014

Bree B.

Shelley says "glitter bomb" and I'm like 🙋over here! lol just kidding, sort of heh heh
So Shelley, dim light is the way to go for all over?

Mar 9, 2014

Shelley W.

@Ana Maria...Radient is definitely very subtle. At first I thought I was losing my mind but I noticed the difference when I went thru various rooms in my house. Its all in the brush used because I've seen some gals on YT use the wrong brushes and the end result isn't great.

Mar 9, 2014

Bree B.

Ok let me rephrase that: Shelley, you think the powder can be used as a setting powder? You use it that way? Because you always look fabulous!

Mar 9, 2014

Shelley W.

@Bree...I certainly use dim light all over as it doesn't leave me looking like casper the ghost. It does a great job at blurring the appearance of my enlarged pores and it plays well with my foundation and bb products. Brightens me up a bit without that two toned look. On my second pan I love it so much.

Mar 9, 2014

Bree B.

YOUR enlarged pores? As if!
I will be over here with my shameful monster pores, thanks for the advice ;)

Mar 9, 2014

Shelley W.

@Bree...lol...I got em girl...I just keep my pores on lock down with my skincare. One slip-up and my skin is toast. Come over to my house the day after a cheat day (I gorge out on wine and chocolate) and oh buddy...pores are screaming "hello".lol. I don't see enlarged pores on you either missy. You're beautiful!! ;)

Mar 9, 2014

Alma M.

I wanted the one Mylene posted but unfortunately when I got home and opened my box the girl grabbed the wrong one for me and instead I ended up with Dim infusion :-\ I'll be taking it back.