Liquid highlighter on the cheekbones and inner corners — I look like I have studio lighting on my face at all times. No contour needed.

Glow-only highlighting for a lit-from-within finish
A highlighting-only approach to facial sculpting — applying a luminous highlighter to the high points of the face (brow bone, nose bridge, cheekbones, cupid's bow, inner eye corners) without any corresponding contour. Rather than sculpting with shadow, strobing creates the illusion of structure through reflected light alone, producing a radiant, editorial finish that photographs beautifully. Best suited to those with naturally good bone structure who want to amplify rather than reshape. Liquid and cream highlighters produce a more skin-like glow than powder; applying to bare or lightly-tinted skin yields the most natural result.
2 verified voices, averaging 4.5 of 5.
Liquid highlighter on the cheekbones and inner corners — I look like I have studio lighting on my face at all times. No contour needed.
Strobing in natural light is transformative. Works better for my bone structure than full contour ever did.