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FILMMAGIC; WIREIMAGE

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PALE

SHADES

MEDIUM

HUES

Illuminators come last, after foundation and concealer. “Apply by using a synthetic brush (natural bristle hairs

absorb too much of the product), then pat the product into the skin to ensure it’s blended beautifully,” says

Henney. Ensure you check your work in the sunlight so as to avoid blending boo-boos.

DARKER

TONES

“Light or pearly white illuminators are

best applied to any features you wish

to accentuate,” says Tobi Henney,

celebrity makeup artist. “Think tops

of cheekbones, Cupid’s bow, down

the centre of the nose and the inner

corner of the eye.”

“Bronze illuminators are best for

those with medium to dark, olive skin,”

says Henney. “Use on the tops of

cheekbones for a sun-kissed glow.

Keep your application light and

minimal with these tones.”

Red Earth

Secret Potion

Illuminating

Skin Fluid in

Pearl, $39

HOW TO APPLY

Flesh- or medium-toned illuminators

work for everyone, and are a great

shade to start with if you’re new to

highlighting. They can also be mixed

with foundation or face cream for

an all-over glow.

Revlon PhotoReady

Skinlights Face

Illuminator in Bare

Light, $29.95

Laura

Mercier

Bonne Mine

Stick Face

Colour in

Bronze Glow,

$30

Jessica

Chastain

Khloé

Kardashian

Selita

Ebanks

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