Sunlight
Chantecaille Face Illuminator
Chantecaille Sunlight is a very warm-toned, medium peach with a luminous finish. It is a limited edition highlighter that retails for $45.00 and contains 0.11 oz.
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Chantecaille Sunlight Face Illuminator ($45.00 for 0.11 oz.) is a soft orange with a sparkling, golden sheen. It had medium coverage, which was buildable to semi-opaque coverage, with fine shimmer that managed to sparkle and reflect light well but did not read glittery on my skin. The texture was drier to the touch and didn't feel as "luxe" to the touch as I would expect at this price point, but it looked fantastic applied and blended out with ease in practice. It's more like a highlighting bronzer (for some skin tones) than strictly a highlighter. The brand doesn't offer much insight into coverage, only with respect to the finish ("beachy glow"). It wore well for eight hours on me before fading slightly.
P.S. -- Please note the compact size/product size, as it is smaller than most highlighting products on the market.
Sunlight
LELimited Edition. $45.00.
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