Blossom Glow
Wet 'n' Wild MegaGlo Highlighting Powder
Wet 'n' Wild Blossom Glow is a moderately warm-toned, light beige with a metallic finish. It is a permanent highlighter that retails for $4.99 and contains 0.19 oz.
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Wet 'n' Wild Blossom Glow MegaGlo Highlighting Powder ($4.99 for 0.19 oz.) is a very pale, whitish pink with warmer undertones and a metallic sheen. It almost read beige on my skin tone at times, and I thought it might have had a duochrome shift but not so much.
The formula is supposed to be "highly pigmented" with a "silky smooth" texture that is "easy-to-blend." It had a smoother consistency that wasn't quite silky but never felt rough or too loose in the pan. I felt like it looked smoother on the skin than it felt in the pan, and I had no trouble blending or diffusing the highlighter on my cheek bones. It had semi-opaque, buildable pigmentation but was forgiving enough, as the texture was moderately dense, to simply use less to achieve a sheerer effect if desired. On me, the highlighter wore well for eight hours.
FURTHER READING: Formula Overview, which is a detailed review of the range as a whole.
Blossom Glow
PPermanent. $4.99.
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