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Drugstore Highlighters #2: Nyx Duo Chromatic Illuminating Powder Review

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Don't forget to check out my instagram (which you can find  here ) for live video swatches of products mentioned :) Don't forget to leave a like and/or follow if you want updates on new products! I bought these highlighters off of Ulta's website for $7.99 each (0.21 oz/6g) They come in round plastic containers with a clear lid. There are five shades available: DCIP01: Twilight Tint, DCIP02: Lavender Steel, DCIP03: Crushed Bloom, DCIP04: Snow Rose, DCIP05: Synthetica Don't forget to visit my instagram linked at the top of the page, I have videos showing the color shifting of each individual shade. You can find the description of these powders on Nyx's website, which I'll link  here . The  shade descriptions on the website are as follows (along with my own opinion of what they look like): 01 Twilight Tint: White base with blue duo chromatic pearls (Accurate) 02  Lavender Steel: Soft lavender with pink and lavender duo chromatic pearls (To me, the powder ...

Drugstore Highlighters #1: Wet n Wild megaglo Highlighting Powder Review

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Don't forget to check out my instagram (which you can find if you click  here ) for live video swatches of products mentioned :) Don't forget to leave a like and/ or follow if you want updates on new products! I got these pretty things at my local Walgreens for $4.99 each (0.19 oz/ 5.4g). They come in a plastic square black compact with a clear top/ lid. The powder itself has been imprinted with a flower design (What kind of flower, I have no clue. Comment if you know what it is!)  The product description can be found on Wet n Wild's website, which I'll link  here . There are only two shades as of right now: 321B Precious Petals and 322B Crown of My  Canopy. The first shade, Precious Petals, is a very beautiful soft, light peach color.  The second shade, Crown of My Canopy, is deep peach, almost between a rose gold and a copper color. The Review: The highlighter itself is pigmented when picked up using your fingers, but it is...