Glo Skin Beauty Highlight Skin Glow Stick Highlighter - Rosé

A creamy highlighter in stick form that provides both radiance and a touch of color to the areas where light hits your face.

Why it works

A face looks vibrant when light hits the high points: the tops of the cheekbones, the bridge of the nose, and the brow bone. This stick enhances that effect with ethically sourced mica, a talc-free mineral that reflects light in fine, even particles. Not glittery, but a pearlescent glow that seems to come from the skin itself.

The difference from a colorless highlighter lies in the mineral pigments. These add a subtle color tone, making the glow warm or cool rather than neutral white, which makes it look more natural on most skin tones. Olive oil in the base keeps the texture creamy and soft, so the stick glides over your skin instead of pulling at it.

Who it's for

For anyone who wants a glow that also brings a bit of color, not just light. Especially nice for drier or more mature skin, where powder highlighters tend to settle into fine lines. Also suitable for your eyelids and décolleté, which is convenient if you only want to take one product with you.

About this shade

Rosé is a soft, pink-tinted glow. The coolest of the three, making it the choice for skin with a pink or neutral undertone, where gold shades can easily look yellow. On the apples of your cheeks, it gives a fresh impression, as if you have just come in from the outdoors.

How to use it

Apply it as the final step, after your foundation and powder. Swipe a short line directly onto the high points and blend it out with your fingertips, a brush, or a damp sponge. Dab, don't rub, or you will push the foundation underneath away. If you want more intensity, you can layer it over a powder highlighter rather than building up more product.

My advice

The most common mistake is placement, not quantity. A stripe across your entire cheekbone quickly looks like a streak; a short piece on the upper edge, fading towards your temple, reads as skin catching the light. That is the whole difference.

And if you really can't decide between these three shades: choose one that is close to your own undertone, not the one that stands out the most in the jar. If you don't want any color at all, the Highlight Glow Up Highlighter is the translucent version of the same concept.

Unsure which shade suits your skin? Feel free to send me a message, and we can check it together.