A2Z Beauty Palette, First Impressions, 15 Count

Absolutely love it! Being a redhead these colors go with my tones very well. My daughter is a brunette and she looks stunning in them as well.

I recently ordered the set of 18 eyeshadows by this makeup manufacturer and loved them, so I thought I'd give this highlighter set a go as well. Yet again, I'm really pleasantly surprised. 4 Highlighter shades for only $8.00! There's something here for most skin tones, I'm honestly not certain about darker skin tones though, I'm very fair. I'm certain that this will be suitable for fair skin to light brown tones, darker tones are the ones I'm not certain about...I'd love to see someone with darker skin tones review this product too.Once again, this is going to be a product that is easy to travel with and will go in my makeup bag for travel because it will help me look great for any occasion!Order this one, I think you will be pleasantly surprised as well.

This is a palette with 4 highlighter shades and a brush to apply. The 4 colors are: Bubbly, Playful, Cheeky, and Lovely. The highlighter is in a box/palette. I have a fair complexion and these colors work well with my skin tones. Some of the tones are great for daytime while others work well for an evening out. They go on easy and it doesn't take very much. Nice quality, nice color.

A2Z Beauty Palette, Glow Essentials Highlighting contains five peach tones that coordinate well together to highlight, contour and add color to one’s faceThis product is made in China without parabans and is cruelty free. Like most makeup, the ingredient list is long and includes: mica, talc, mineral oil, magnesium myristate, ethylhexy palmitate.kaolin,coconut oil, polyisobutene, phenoxyethanol, and my contain iron oxides and titanium dioxide.This palette does come with a little brush but I prefer my own specific use brushes. The powders go on lightly and do not cake. They also do not irritate my sensitive skin.A2Z Beauty Palette, Glow Essentials Highlighting, 5 Count, is a nicely designed set of colors that work well together to give a bright attractive look to a complexion.

I am a beauty blogger so I try a ton of makeup from all price ranges. I was initially shocked by the size of the palette. Each shade is a full size pan. There isn't a noticable fragrance, which is fine. My only issue is the texture and pigmentation. These are super dusty highlighters. The pigmentation is very sheer. I am a light to medium skin tone and after packing it on, I could hardly get it to show up. It isn't very reflective either. I'm not exactly into blinding highlighters, but I do like a dewy sheer glow. It's good for a beginner, but for someone that already has a ton of cosmetics, and is always in the lookout for the next best thing, these I would personally pass on.

As someone who adores makeup and started experimenting with it at an early age I totally understand the appeal of inexpensive makeup to increase your makeup collection, because I've been there. However in the times of colourpop and makeup revolution and ulta discounts and an abundance of coupon codes there's not a reason to sacrifice quality to avoid cost. The colors look decent in the pallet but I swatched them all and on my hand as well as my face they all look like the same chalky beige color, even the browns and pink shade. It took me 3 minutes on the ulta website to find a highlighter pallet that costs $8 and I own that pallet and you can use it for months before hitting the pan and the pigment is way better.

These are pretty basic highlighters. Nice, but not extraordinary, and about what I'd expect for this price. Two of the colors look nice on me, while the other two look a bit muddy with my complexion. The palette itself is pretty big and you get four generous pans of highlighter, as well as a tiny brush. What I don't like is the container is made of cardboard that can't really be cleaned, so it is bound to get dirty-looking pretty fast.

This palette is larger than I thought with a lot of skin tone colors to choose from to highlight or contour my face or cheekbones.  It says glow essentials, but I didn’t notice a glow; however, it provides a nice contour.  The small brush is handy for a light touch up, but otherwise, it is kind of cheap. I don’t think it will hold up for everyday use, so I use my regular powder brush.  If you like to experiment with highlighting and contouring, this is a very cost effective way to do it.  It’s worth a try!