"Pressed highlighters are fantastic, convenient and so easy to use," NARS Stylist Sarah Coffin, a makeup artist with nine years of experience, tells Bustle in an email interview.

As highlight gets brighter and shinier, it can beg the question, how far can it go? While we’ll never underestimate the power of makeup, highlighters are having a major moment right now. Beauty ...

Highlighters have become a must-have product in any makeup kit but knowing how to use it correctly is vital.

What highlighter type should you use? Highlighters come in several formulations, and each is suited to different application styles and makeup looks.

No makeup look is complete without an illuminating touch of a highlighter. From brick highlighters to loose powdered highlighters and liquid ones, we have a variety of highlighters to experiment with.

You can find this gel-to-liquid highlighter in the kits of most celebrity makeup artists. It makes skin look naturally dewy—not glittery—so it's ideal for photos and red carpets.

Luckily, there's an industry trick you can use to get that subtle, summer-perfect glow: go out of order! If you're using a high-sheen illuminator, apply it on to skin before your foundation.

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