Catrice Arctic Glow Highlighting Powder

Hello lovelies,

this is a product from Catrice that will make Elsa look with awe, like this is the total 'Frozen' delight, the bluish white with a whole lotta attitude. I also own another highlighting product from Catrice cosmetics and I think they do own the highlighting world with their quirkiness in having tons of shades of highlights in very affordable prices.

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About the product:

• Highlighting powder
• Baked, soft texture
• Soft violet shade
• Vegan

Frozen Crystals. The iridescent highlighting powder is a must-have for the trendy cool Glow Look. The baked, soft texture with white, silver and soft violet colour pigments is ideal for strobing fans with cooler skin tones.  If you love the High Glow Mineral Highlighting Powder, the Arctic Glow Highlighting Powder is the perfect counterpart! 

Beauty Tip

A white-silver highlighter is the ideal partner for strobing fans with a cool, lighter skin type. The iridescent ice tone of the Arctic Glow Highlighting Powder underlines delicate porcelain complexions. The skin looks radiant and fresh. The soft texture can be applied with the fingers or a suitable brush and blends easily. The highlighting powder is perfect for the current strobing trend, which uses highlighter to emphasize the natural light points of the face.

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I can easily create a glass skin look using the powder, adding their creamy highlights before the powder also help creating that depth, like a 3D composition and my cheeks glows like never before. Imagine this look inside a night club haha! Like I'm a disco ball. The powder is dry and like it absorb sebum, so the skin feels powdery and velvety but the glow shines like it was so slippery, kinda funny and contradict at the same time but it works!

Like the mixture between amazing result with pure comfort, like I'm applying oils onto my skin but without the oily feeling. And the highlighting effects last.

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The powder can be used all over the face and body, but I think the shade itself is more like for the face, except when you're going on a cosplay as Elsa.

Still, it's still fun creating an Ice Queen look, or anything that related to the freezing cold reality.