Rimmel Good to Glow Color Highlighter Line Review + Swatches

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Rimmel Good to Glow Color Highlighter Line

In the quest to look younger or wake up a dull complexion, illuminators can help with that goal.  Products like Rimmel London’s Good to Glow Color Highlighters that I sampled lately do add that touch of instant radiance to get skin beaming.  

These liquid illuminator/highlighters come in 001 Notting Hill Glow (pink-white), 002 Piccadilly Glow (coral) and 003 Soho Glow (golden tan).  They all are shimmery with the exception of 001 Notting Hill Glow, which has more obvious, larger sparkles.  It also has a whitish cast that seems to dominate the pink once it is applied that was a bit over the top for me.  

Starting on the left is 001 Notting Hill Glow, 002 Piccadilly Glow and ending with 003 Soho Glow on the right.

The texture is too not thick or too thin, but a wonderful one that comes out easily that you can build up, being sheer or play upon to mix with your foundation like with my favorite one, 003 Soho Glow for more facial radiance or use alone.

Furthermore, these highlighters wear quite well.  I don’t know how true this will be for someone with oily skin since mine is dry, but this product held its own until I took it off later in the day.

The next time you shop for Rimmel products check out their Good to Glow Color Highlighters.    

How to Find Your Right Shade of Illuminating Products for The Best Glow!

A sure bet way to instantly revive your complexion is with an illuminator to highlight and bring that much needed glow to your face such as your cheekbones, browbones and temples. 

Nonetheless, you may have discovered that some of these products look better on you than others and you may be wondering why.  Instead of gambling with your hard earned dollars, there is a better method to judge colors appropriate for you.

If you have a fair complexion and are more on the cool side, you will probably have better luck with silvery or pearly-tinted highlighters.

On the other hand, if you happen to have warm tones and darker skin, then golden or a bronze type of shade will compliment you the best.

Those with oily skin should also consider buying a powder form while those with normal to dry should pick up the liquid or cream versions.

When using your highlighting product on your cheekbones, it is important to remember to keep your blush in the apples of your cheeks for the most impact. 

Do try these few suggestions that I have for you and be pleasantly surprised at the results!