Browbone Highlight for WOC

[neonbright]

My new favorite is Patina, love Arena and Soba. But Patina is my new favorite, you can put it on light or heavy depending on the look.

 

[DominicanBarbie]

For me its always RIcepaper. I cant live without it.If I'm not using that I'm using concealer to highlight.

 

[Curly1908]

My fav & most used browbone highlight actually has no name, lol. It's the peachy-bronze color in the Black Radiance Desert Clay Quartet.

 

[afulton]

Arena, Bisque, Ricepaper, Mylar, Vanilla, Peek At You (Peacocky)

 

[angelynv]

Just want to update you guys re Arena.. so I tried it on in store and thought it was lovely. Bought it and took it home and OMG. It just DOES NOT show up on my skin whatsoever! I haven't touched the shadow in like 4 months : ( Ricepaper is still my go to and I mix it in with Naked eyeshadow from the the Urban Decay Naked Palette to get a more natural finish

 

[Mrs M]

I love Nylon, Grain and Vex. They are so beautiful. When I was an artist for MAC I used these colors often on my customers and they loved them.

 

[Miss Redgal]

im nc45
i used to always use arena
my new faaaaaaaaaaav is Naked pigment from Mac
i have literally parked everything for this pigment

 

[afulton]

Me too! I love, love, love Naked Pigment as a brow bone highlight. It states on all day with a beautiful glow effect.

im nc45
i used to always use arena
my new faaaaaaaaaaav is Naked pigment from Mac
i have literally parked everything for this pigment

 

[MAChostage]

I saw Motif mentioned here and it's one of my least used shadows. Today I used Tete A Tint as a wash with Motif as my highlight and I really liked that look!

 

[bronzedhoney]

NYX Highlight

 

[afulton]

This sounds really pretty. I have to give it a try.

 

[Ladymax]

In Lancome's enchanted evening palette, there are 4 shades. The lightest shade which is a cream matte color is a beautiful natural highlight for many different skin tones, especially darker skin tones. I don't know if they sell the color individually.

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