Photoready Skinlights in Peach light

7 Reviews

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   giddyCow7

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   I like this product alot. It brightens up my dull, pale olive complexion like nothing else (for reference my skintone is nc15-nc20, or ELDW in 1w1).
   How I use it:: I mix a drop of Peach Light with my CC cream (or foundation…I use Bourjois) and apply all over my face and neck. It gives me that gorgeous natural-glow. I don’t recommend doing this if you have oily skin, but if your skin-type is dull and dry…you’re going to love it.
   Another way I use it: as an alternative to blusher, I just apply along my cheekbones like I would any blusher. It’s perfect for that. Gives me beach-ready, Becca model skin.
   A tube lasts ages because I only need such a tiny amount. I’ve had mine for 2 years now.

   Tip: If your undertone is warm or olive, and your skintone is light-medium, Peach Light is fantastic (run like the wind if you are cool-toned). If your undertone is cool and your skintone is very light, go for Pink Light. Bare Light is good for all undertones with light to light-medium skintones, I like that one too, but I personally prefer Peach. If you have medium or darker skintone (nc/nw 30+), go for Bronze Light.

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   similarPoultry5

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   This is a really pretty, realistic looking peach highlighter. Unfortunately, it’s too warm for my skin tone. I should have bought the pink highlighter. But for the right person this would be great. It’s not too shimmery. The texture is thin so it blends right into the skin. Applied to the top of the cheekbones and on your brow bones, this will really give the face dimension.

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   puzzledFalcon2

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   I have neutral/cool fair skin and wanted an affordable, high quality natural looking (read: no visible glitter) luminizer. I was down to Sonia Kashuk’s Perfecting Translucent Illuminator and one of the shades of Revlon Photoready Skinlights. I chose Peach since the bare seemed possibly too golden hued for me and pink was oddly cool toned. Peach is a nice neutral color.

   I did a back-of-the-hand swatch in the store to test it. The peach color blended well into my fair skin, but after a few minutes, I noticed that all of the lines on the back of my hand were filling up with orange. I don’t have much in the way of lines on my face (yet), but I do have some and don’t want them to be filled with powdered tang.

   But, the worst part is the glitter. Now, I get that there has to be *some* glittery substance in it for the light-reflecting properties, but the holographic-like visible glitter was too much. If you’re under 30, go for it (maybe under 25…). If you’re a bona fide adult, move on. As a note, I got the the Sonia Kashuk one and it is subtle, sophisticated, glowy perfection.

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   dreadfulMallard4

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   Once again, another Revlon fail for me. I didn’t think the color was intense enough, it was just average, maybe less than that. I was expecting the peach to really illuminate on top of my yellow based foundation, but I hardly noticed it.

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   similarCow4

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   Me: NW45
   Although I like the formula etc of this brand, this color just doesn’t do it for me.it’s a tad too frosty. It’s not terrible, but it’s nothing special either. Very meh.

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   similarDotterel8

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   don’t understand the hype…too shimmery!

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   aloofLard2

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   This is a beautiful peach highlight product! The formula is a liquid,velvety,it blends really well. Perfect for summer! It goes perfectly well with any bronzer!