Revlon photoready highlighting palette, sunlit dream, .35 oz

I was lucky enough to be born with a clear complexion, but that doesn't mean I don't need help making my skin look flawless - especially during the winter months when my skin goes from a beautiful bronze to a dull and pasty white. In fact, I started using pale pink shimmery eyeshadow to accentuate my nose and cheekbones almost 20 years ago, long before strobing was even trendy, so I know a thing or two about maintaining a healthy summer glow year-round. This Revlon Photoready Sunlit Dream Highlighting Palette certainly does the trick and it does it well! There are four shades of high-definition micro-shimmer powder in this particular collection: two on top and two on the bottom. The top-left Shade #1 is a luminous white that's good for spotlighting the high points of your face. Try using it to highlight your eyes and brows by applying it to the inner V of your eyes and along your brow bone under your arches. The top-right Shade #2 is a dewy peach for brightening around your temples and forehead area, although it works well when used as an eyeshadow, too. The bottom-left Shade #3 is a shimmery pale pink that is the perfect shade for strobing. Simply sweep this across the top of your cheekbones and down your nose for an instant glow. You can even apply a dab to the center of your lips and above your Cupid's bow to give yourself a sultrier looking pout. The bottom-right Shade #4 is the darkest of the micro-shimmer powders - a dusky passionate pink that I like to apply to the apples of my cheeks to emphasize a natural blush. Of course, which shade you use where is completely subjective, so do whatever works best for you. The point is to have fun and look going while doing it. These micro-shimmer powders are silky smooth and easy to blend. Great for softening flaws as well as highlighting strengths. You won't have to worry about them caking or rubbing off when you least expect it either. They glide on effortlessly and feel luxurious against your skin. So if you want that photoready filtered app look in real life, then I highly recommend trying this palette.