Want that perfect glow but not sure which shade suits your skin?
Here’s your ultimate guide — glow smart, not shiny 😍
💖 1. Know Your Undertone First
Cool (pink/blue veins)? Go for pearl or icy champagne.
Warm (green veins)? Try gold or peach.
Neutral? You can rock both!
🌸 2. Fair Skin Loves Soft Pearl & Pink Glow
Avoid deep golds — they can look muddy.
Stick to frosty pinks, icy pearls, and light champagnes for a natural sheen.
☀️ 3. Medium Skin Pops with Golden Peach Tones
Go for rose gold, warm champagne, or peachy highlights.
They enhance warmth without looking harsh.
🌼 4. Tan Skin Shines in Bronze & Honey Gold
Your skin already has rich depth — use bronze-gold or coppery highlights for a lit-from-within glow.
🌹 5. Deep Skin = Go Bold with Gold & Rose Bronze
Rich gold, deep copper, and warm amber shades look incredible — they catch light beautifully without ashy undertones.
💫 6. Choose the Right Formula for Your Skin Type
- Oily skin → Powder highlighters (long-lasting & matte-friendly)
- Dry skin → Cream or liquid for that natural dewy finish
- Combo → Cream base + light powder on top = perfection
💎 7. Apply Only on High Points
Cheekbones, bridge of nose, brow bone, and cupid’s bow — that’s where light naturally hits.
Avoid T-zone (it already glows enough 😉).
💋 8. Blend It, Don’t Stripe It!
Use a fan brush or damp sponge to diffuse edges — harsh lines make highlight look fake.
🌙 9. Layer for That “Lit-from-Within” Look
Tap a liquid highlighter first, then dust a powder highlight lightly over it — it lasts all day and glows naturally.
💖 10. Always Check in Natural Light
Artificial light can trick you — check your glow under daylight before heading out.
You’ll know if it’s radiance or glitter overload 😅
💡 Pro Tip: Make a “shade chart” visual for your Pinterest pin —
like Fair → Pearl | Medium → Champagne | Deep → Bronze —
it’ll go viral fast! 📸🔥
Would you like me to create 10 Whisk AI prompts (for photo generation) for this blog —
like “swatches of highlighters on different skin tones,” “before vs after glow,” etc.?
That’ll help you make perfect Pinterest visuals 💎
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