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Illuminators
You probably want a different intensity of shimmer for a day at the office and a night at a club. Different types of lumizers
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Liquids If you have oily skin, make sure your liquid luminizer is water based. Those with dry skin can opt for an oil based liquid luminizer. Recommended Products: Benefit High Beam |
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This form works best when highlighting and brightening eyes. Its not intense enough to have much of an effect on any other part of the face. Recommended Products: Laura Mercier Secret Brightener |
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Perfect for oily skin, powder luminizers are great for the eyes, cheek bones, and brow bones. Layer over other makeup to acheive cool effects! Powders Recommended Products: Guerlain Les Meteorites balls powder |
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This is similar to a liquid luminizer, but more subtle. Chances are, no one will notice you are wearing makeup! It's easy to apply and great for those with dry skin. Though it gives an incredibly even glow, it isn't recommended for those with oily skin or those prone to breakouts. Recommended Products: Revlon Skinlights |
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NL: Rouge Shopgids
