REVIEW: Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector in Moonstone (on very fair skin)
I have owned Becca's Shimmering Skin Perfector in Moonstone for a solid 8 months at this point. There is no noticeable dent after that time but there really shouldn't be given how little highlighter you need per application and how infrequently I wear it.
Moonstone is a white gold colour. On my skin the shade is a light gold which borders on overly yellow but certainly not to the extent that a truly gold highlighter looks.
I got Moonstone on sale at Adore Beauty in October. This was just prior to the release of Pearl - a true white highlight. Honestly I wish I had waited for Pearl, not because Moonstone is bad, just because I'm that pale.
My slightly divoted pan with the very lovely RealTechniques fan brush, used in the below images for application
Moonstone is a white gold colour. On my skin the shade is a light gold which borders on overly yellow but certainly not to the extent that a truly gold highlighter looks.
Left: finger swatch, Right: fan brush
I got Moonstone on sale at Adore Beauty in October. This was just prior to the release of Pearl - a true white highlight. Honestly I wish I had waited for Pearl, not because Moonstone is bad, just because I'm that pale.
Here is me from the side and front before highlight
And this is after a sweep of Moonstone onto the cheekbones, nose and cupid's bow
Becca's formula is quite pigmented and fairly soft though if you prefer a glow as opposed to sparkle, avoid this highlighter. It is quite obvious that the highlight looks like a diffused application of glitter.
I haven't noticed any noticeably good or bad wear time though the skin on my cheeks is normal so everything is generally pretty chilled out in that region of my face.
Summary: The product is a little dark for my personal skin colour but nonetheless provides a fairly attractive highlight with easy application.
Rating: 3/5
Thanks for reading, feel free to leave your input or questions below,
Cassy
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