Physicians Formula Diamond Dust Highlighter Makeup, Starlit Glow, 0.2 oz

I use to accent inner corner of eye just a small dot and lightly on top of nose for a shine I use q-tip for eye and a small brush for nose.

I love how pearlescent it is

I'm a older lady so I need some help in areas like the décolleté and shoulders and this is Really nice has a soft shimmer that just enhances

I thought this was pretty. I'm old now and these products with a little glow or sheen really help brighten my eye area. I'm going to guess that I use this much differently than a younger lady would. I love it. … and there is nothing wrong with the quality of this product! I'm tired of these “influencers” (a/k/a “wannabes”) dismissing reasonably priced cosmetics due to snobbery. I think the problem is that they don't know how to use makeup like they think they do. I just had to get that off my chest, ha ha. The compact is nice, sturdy and, yes, the design is cute. I like to see a creative design. The powder is light and soft. You can build up to a higher sheen. It does NOT look like “chunky glitter”! The powder particles are fine (as in tiny and delicate) and you cannot even discern individual glitter particles. I'm buying this again.

My wife and I love it. its part of our daily makeup routine before work. 5 girls in the office have already ordered it and we all sparkle. Corny yes but beautiful

This is a freat highlighter. I like the suze and color of the sparkle in it. I have the fairest skin and ut is not too lught or too dark. Perfect shade and good quality.

Really like the product for a subtle highlight on your "no makeup" makeup days. It's a go-to for "daytime face." I do wish it was a little softer, easier to pickup the product with your finger so I could put it in the inner corners of my eyes. Overall, it's a keeper.

Not like any highlight I've used in the past. This one is very glittery and there isn't that much color to it. Definitely would not recommend.

Really didn't do anything for me. I was expecting better results.

OK highlight for a child. Actual color doesn't look like what's in the pan or what's online. The actual product is a not very pigmented, has chunky glitter, and is super light pink, not light champagne/silver It takes a whole lot of product to even get it to show up and when it does, you can tell it's chunky glitter like something a child would wear. It's like a knock off version of the highlight urban decay came out with back in 2014 but gone wrong Would be great for maybe a young girl starting out and make up and learning to use products or for somebody who really doesn't want to wear a highlight, but just wants a tiny touch of iridescence Not my taste in a highlight And I doubt I'll use it much