Highlight Powder

By Laura Elizabeth Carroll 3 years ago.

Best shade in the pallet bit dusty but goes on the skin smooth with a subtle pink glow

By Cory 7 years ago.

Omg this shade. It's not for everyone & not for every day unless you enjoy a metal glow. This shade is so beautiful I wish it was sold as a single. It looks like a dark pink, but sheered out on the skin, it's not as deep. I'm light (

By Alison 7 years ago.

Does not fade, and great pigmentation in one swipe (I use the Makeup Geek face highlighting brush). In fact, you will need to be careful not to overdo it!

By Alison 7 years ago.

Fades slightly after 5 hours, but not as much as other shades. Very iridescent, and seems to be more pigmented than other shades. Love it!

By Alison 7 years ago.

I find it so interesting that Christine didn't like this one so much, because it's my favorite shade in the palette! It does have some larger glitter but with the intense duotone the glitter works. I do not have any problems with fading with this shade (unlike a couple other shades in the palette). Overall, while a purple highlight may not be for everyone, and is not necessarily the most appropriate for a formal office setting, for my job at the grocery store and going to school, shades like this suit me! It's hard to explain, but this shade is not subtle, but it's still wearable. I love it!

By Alison 7 years ago.

Fades after 5 hours, so I do a quick touch-up. I don't worry about these shades breaking, and the palette is smaller than the other ABH Glow Kits so it's travel-friendly. See this one in person, the duotone is gorgeous! And, to my surprise, green highlight is wearable!

By Alison 7 years ago.

I've received compliments from both men and women while wearing Blue Ice! The only reason I don't give it a full five stars is it does fade slightly after about 5 hours. I just reapply--the palette is smaller than the other ABH Glow Kits and I don't worry about the products breaking (unlike highlighters by other brands). See this shade in person--Snapchat photos and computer monitors don't do it justice.