Diamond highlighter

Start with your skin tone and the level of glow you’re aiming for. The line offers shade options like R01 and R03 that suit a wide range of undertones, plus a champagne glow for lighter to medium tones. You’ll find formats from baked and pressed powders to lightweight sticks and even multi‑shade palettes, all designed for smooth blending and comfortable wear. For everyday radiance, a sheer swipe from a baked or pressed powder is ideal; for a more dramatic effect, use a stick or a high-pigment palette and build gradually.

Finish type and formula determine glow intensity and wear. Powder highlighters come in pressed or baked textures for buildable coverage and longer wear, while sticks offer precise placement and quick touch-ups. For example, baked formulas provide a soft, radiant finish, and ultra-fine shimmer that melts into the skin is a hallmark of some champagne‑tone options. Palettes deliver multiple shades in one go, enabling you to experiment with undertones. All formats are designed to blend easily and stay comfortable throughout the day.

You can tailor it to both by adjusting application. For daily use, keep it light and apply to high points like the cheekbones and brow bones for a natural lift. For evenings or photos, build up with a more pigmented powder or a dedicated highlighter palette to achieve a stronger glow. The range emphasizes long‑wear formulas that feel comfortable, so you can switch from subtle daytime radiance to a more pronounced glow without reapplying constantly.

Begin with a well‑moisturized base and blend the product along the high points of the face using a brush or fingertips. If you have oily skin, use a light dusting of setting powder to reduce shine and extend staying power; if you have dry skin, layer gradually to prevent patchiness and enhance luminosity. Reapply sparingly only if needed, and blend the edges for a seamless finish. The line is designed for easy blending and comfortable wear on all skin types.

Formats include pressed powders, baked powders, creamy sticks, and multi‑shade palettes, with shades such as R01, R03 and champagne glow. For a subtle, universal glow, start with a light application of the R01 shade; for a warmer, radiant look, try the champagne glow or a multi‑shade palette. Consider your base makeup and desired undertone, then pick the format that fits your routine—sticks for on‑the‑go touch‑ups, palettes for experimentation, and baked powders for a lasting finish.

Yes, these products are designed to blend with foundation, blush, and setting powder. Apply on the high points of the face with a fluffy brush or fingertips, then blend upward toward the temples for a lifted look. If you want extra glow, layer gradually and finish with a light setting spray to lock the shine in place. The collection’s variety lets you choose tools that suit your preference, whether you prefer brushes, sponges, or fingers for application.