Revlon Highlighting Palette Peach Glow Review

I usually love Revlon products but have found I really dislike this highlighting product which was the first powder highlighter I have ever used.

Firstly, the packaging drew me in on this specific product as the shades looked right up my alley. Now, the product is shocking I have found that its very chalky, isn't buildable at all and I found hard to blend as I couldn't evenly distribute the powder on my cheekbones.

I do think this maybe good for a beginner but for me it didn't work like an highlighting product should and also, the life span of this product is horrible as mine dried up way too quickly.

I was really enticed by the colours as they all suit my skin tone very well. However, this palette makes my foundation become cakey. Often they are hard to blend.

I would recommend this product to someone who is just starting out with make-up.

I received this peachy highlighting blush palette as part of a beauty pack that was given to me as a gift. This is not the type of product that I would typically purchase myself.. I usually stick with bronzer, not so much into highlighter & blushes but i'll use them occasionally..

I do find myself using this palette occasionally, it gives a nice subtle highlight, not overly pigmented or shiny. I really like the color combination and think it's one that would suit most skin tones.

It applies ok, it's quite a hard powder with not a lot of fall out/flakiness.

Can't say that i'd recommend this one, wouldn't repurchase either but I don't mind using it occasionally for a little bit extra.

Soft beautiful buildable colours. An awesome pallet for highlighting. The price is a bit steep though ,there are cheaper and possibly better out there.

I think this product is nice I really do think it just depends on what you like I like this because it's not glittery which is awesome and it lasts all day it is a tad powdery but a bit of setting spay overtop and it does settle into the skin there definitely are better highlighters but I still think this one is pretty good I have many highlighters but this is my only nice peach one

I have all three palettes. There were two versions of this palette made by Revlon, the first one was a lot more yellow than the second one. This palatte would suit medium skin tones (while the peach one suited fairer skintones more). I swirl my brush across the bricks and swirl it on my cheekbones for some highlighting and to add some warmth and colour to my skin after applying foundation.

I have never been in to blush or highlighters for fear of looking like mutton dressed as lamb or over done. I was always scared to put it in the wrong place and look like I had porcelain doll cheeks all rosy and in your face, kind of 80s like. I never knew that you could get a blush/highlighter that wasn't bright pink. Enter Revlon Highlighting Peach Glow.

I love that it comes in a variety of colours in the palette and all suit my medium skin tone perfectly. I use a real techniques blush brush to apply it. I just find it blends alot better with this brush compared to others I have tried. I glide my brush across every single colour so I can have a combination of shimmer and rosy. Afterall our skin isn't just one colour.

I love that the product isn't chalky and doesn't have fallout when I put it on my brush. It's not as pigmented as I would have thought but it gives me a gorgeous glow that I love. For me I wouldn't like paying $32 for it. I was given this one as a gift but think that $32 is a bit too much.

I love that it gives me a peachy summer glow all through the winter months which is just what my face needs in those months when my skin looks dull and lifeless. Who needs a sun tan when I have Revlon Highlighting Peach Glow.

Peach is my favourite shade and goes well with my skin tone. If you blend it with other shades, you can create your favourite shade for the occasion. Light for the morning and slightly dark for evening. I actually wear it everyday as Revlon is one of my favourite brands and mostly all necessities are from Revlon which is not too expensive. If you know the tips, you can blend and mix different colours to give you more sharp features. Peach goes well with all skin tone and this is one of my favourites.