NARS Cosmetics Light Reflecting Luminizing Stick

Light Reflecting Luminizing Stick

1 reviews 3.4

Product details

Description

A balm-type stick highlighter for use at the final step of base makeup.

  • It applies lightly without stickiness and adds a subtle glow to the skin.
  • Pat it on with your fingertips or a brush for a clean, comfortable finish that blends naturally without feeling heavy.
  • Ideal for adding a highlight to the cheeks, eye area, above the lips, and other desired areas.

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How to use
1) Use after completing your base makeup. 2) Lightly pat the stick onto the desired areas. 3) Gently pat with your fingertips or a brush to blend naturally. 4) Layer on areas where you want more glow for added emphasis.
Color
Moonlit
Brand / Product name
/ Light Reflecting Luminizing Stick

What's in it?

Expected benefits 2 items

Potential concerns 3 items

Key features

  • Alcohol-free
  • EU allergen-free
  • Fragrance-free
  • Oil-free
  • Paraben-free
  • Silicone-free
  • Sulfate-free
  • Reef-safe
  • Fungal acne-safe
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  • This is a dewy, wet-look balm stick highlighter! It doesn’t sparkle too intensely, but it gives off a glamorous, moisture-rich glow. Since it’s a balm, it has a soft, rich, melt-into-your-skin texture. It doesn’t dry out easily and blends into the skin, so it’s great for highlighting areas where wrinkles are a concern, like around the eyes! Powder highlighters make my skin texture stand out in a bad way, so I felt that balm or liquid types suit me better. It performs exceptionally well for a stick highlighter, but as expected, I still couldn’t avoid disturbing my foundation… I apply it by patting it on with my fingers.. Compared to powder types, balm types are, as expected, a little trickier to work with.