Laura Geller Baked Gelato Swirl Illuminator Review & Swatches
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I adore highlighter and especially ones that look like this! Check out the extremely beautiful Laura Geller Baked Gelato Swirl Illuminator line up. I am obsessed!!
Ahhhhh so pretty! I love the glossy, sheeny appearance of the swirls in the pan. They look so decadent and gorgeous!
Laura Geller Baked Gelato Swirl Illuminator Features
- Swirls of liquid pigments are baked for 24 hours on terracotta tiles
- They are hand-finished into silky domes of powder
- 3D design captures the look of Gelato
- The design will last throughout the life of the highlighter
- Innovative hybrid texture applies like a sheer powder
- Feels like a cream on the skin
- Creates a weightless and translucent wash of luminous colour
- Can be swept all over the face for a lit-from-within glow
- Made without additional fillers or binders
- Allowa vibrant colours to leave skin looking healthy and radiant
- Ideal for all skin types
- 4 shades
Laura Geller Baked Gelato Swirl Illuminator Shades & Swatches
- Ballerina – a candlelit, warm rose gold shade
- Gilded Honey – an effervescent caramel honey shade
- Peach Glow – a peachy champagne shimmer
- Charming Pink – a soft pink pearl
I have three of the four shades to show you and they are as beautiful as I hoped. Love them. The texture is silky and fine and blends into the skin beautifully. It does indeed feel like a cream on the skin as it’s applied yet is light and to wear.
Gilded Honey:
Peach Glow:
Charming Pink:
I love all three of these shades and they are so easy to use. I used a soft fluffy brush to apply them (I had a play with all of the colours) and I was really pleased with the result. It gave my skin a gorgeous lit from within glow.
The Laura Geller Baked Gelato Swirl Illuminator range are £21 each and available HERE now.
Ree
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Just for anyone wondering, the Gilded Honey is more MAC Oh Darling than Whisper of Gilt. It’s also pressed more densely and harder to pick up. Sorry for the confusing comment, it’s just I know people often look for dupes for the MAC ones.