Beauty

[Quinny]

I have been using a powdered luminizer or face illuminator for about 2-3 years. I find that it is starting to make my face look dry within 2-3 hours of brushing it on. As I am getting a "bit" older, I've noticed that my skin is getting more dry, even though I still have an oily t-zone. I want to switch to a liquid product but I have no idea where to begin.

I need to be sure that it is not an oily product to begin with, or I'll have a mess on my face by noon!

Thanks friends!

[twinsister]

I like Benefit's High Beam.

[Katcat1]

Laura Mercier has a new primer called Primer Radiance Bronze. First apply to face then cover with tinted moisturizer or your foundation. You will end up with a healthy glow and you won't be shiny. Josie Maran has a very nice liquid luminizer too.

[FUTURE]

Josie Maran is good, but I also like Revlon Skinlights! It's a great price for a good amount of product. I just mix a little with my tinted moisturizer or foundation.

[FUTURE]

Oh!! Boots hi-lights is also fabulous. It is a great value, as well. You can get it at Target or their website. Beauty dot com, etc might also have it. It is a great dupe for benefit high beam. Waaaaaay more for the price, though!

[Allthingsgirly]

I have been using Becca's for a month now. Sometimes I mix it with my moisturizer/lotion, but you have to be careful to use a small amount(less is more). If you use too much, it can make you look oily. I have moonstone and opal and they are both really pretty.

[NickelEmily]

RMS Beauty as an excellent cream highlighter. It is incredibly natural but somehow really highlights well. No glitter. No fake look. Lasts well. Best I have ever used.

[turtle52]

I use IT's Hello Light Crème Illuminator. It comes in a compact and is very creamy and not drying.