Best Highlighters for Pale Skin🏠

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Erica M.

Nov 3, 2014

Erica M.

Hi Ladies!
You all try so many products and I appreciate your opinions. Finding highlighter for pale skin can be tricky, most are too dark, or too pink, chalky etc. I have many in my kit, but nothing I'm wild about for myself. I have MAC Strobe Cream, Soft and Gentle is pretty but too dark, Emphasize is a bit chalky, Benefit Watts Up is too dark, I also have a few liquid highlighters from Lorac and Tarina Tarantino. I would prefer a powder, as I am oily, and something well made that won't emphasize fine lines (because I'm old😂) and pores. Any suggestions? Thank you!!😘💕💕💐

Erica M.

Nov 3, 2014

Erica M.

Oh Sandra you bad girl! I think that's the one I want💸💸!😂 You and your good taste, haha! Do you have it? I think the Kevyn Aucoin powder I want is candle light? I also think the NARS Albatross is something I should probably get for a more dramatic highlight? I just wish one store had them all lined up to swatch and try! Thanks for your opinion!!😁💕

Erica M.

Nov 4, 2014

Erica M.

Thanks so very much for spending my money Ladies!!😂😂 I'm going hunting and I plan on dragging a couple of these back!!😆😘💕

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