MAKEUP REVOLUTION Vivid Baked Highlighter “Peach Lights” – Review, Swatches and Look

Ulta started carrying a big selection of MAKEUP REVOLUTION products, so I had to pick a little something up, right?

MAKEUP REVOLUTION VIVID BAKED HIGHLIGHTER PEACH LIGHTS REVIEW SWATCHES DUPE

For research purposes!

There was a buy 2 get 1 free promotion going on, so the freebie I grabbed was the Vivid Baked Highlighter in Peach Lights.

The MAKEUP REVOLUTION Vivid Baked Highlighter contains 7.5 g of product, compared to a BECCA powder highlight, which contains 78 g of product. It comes in a black compact with a clear raised cover.  It is embossed with a….well, I can’t really figure out what that design is….

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Peach Lights is a pale peach-y highlight. I was hoping it would melt into the skin a bit more when I applied it, but I found that it applied quite chalk-like. Since it’s a baked product there an insane amount of product that applied to my brush (which I like), but when I took the product from the brush to my face, the powder just didn’t sink into my skin like I like my highlight to do.

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Compared to Peach Lights, the Cover FX highlight in Celestial is paler and more of a metallic champagne. The Wet n Wild MegaGlo Highlighting Powder in Blossom Glow is a close shade, but it’s a bit warmer and leans more pink.  Although the comparison shades are different compared to Peach Lights, I think I’ll continue to use them over the MAKEUP REVOLUTION highlighter, because the formulas are much easier to work with. Sorry, Peach Lights, but you’re headed to the destash pile.

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