Youstar Glam Queen Highlighter Palette (6 colors)

Here’s a breakdown of the palette and what makes it special:

• It’s a powder highlighter palette containing 6 colours (total ~12.84 g) for illuminating different areas of the face.

• The formula is highly pigmented and designed to give your complexion a more youthful, smoother look by lighting up select areas and softening shadows.

• The palette includes an integrated mirror for on-the-go use.
  

• Ingredient highlights: It uses synthetic fluorophlogopite, silica, and zinc stearate

• The finish: A shimmer/glow effect — meant for highlighting (not matte contouring) — emphasising high points of the face.

🎨 How to Use It

Here’s a step-by-step on how to make the most of this highlighter palette:

1. Prep your skin

   • After applying your base (foundation/BB cream/whatever you use), set any areas you prefer if needed.

   • Highlighter works best when the skin is smooth and set enough so the shimmer sits well.

2. Choose your shade

   • The palette has 6 different shades: you can pick one that best suits your skin tone or mix.

   • Lighter/pearlescent shades for fair skin; warmer/golden shades for medium-deep skin tones.

   • You can also layer a lighter shade over a warmer one for more dimension.

3. Apply highlighter to key areas
   Use a small, fluffy brush or highlighter brush (or your finger for more intensity) and apply to the “high points” of your face:

   • Top of the cheekbones (just above blush)

   • Bridge of the nose (a thin stripe)

   • Cupid’s bow (just above the lips)

   • Inner corners of the eyes (optional, for extra glow)

   • Brow bone (just beneath the brow)

   • Center of the forehead and chin (optional – if you like a more glowy effect)

4. Blend

   • After placement, gently blend the edges so there are no harsh lines — you want a soft glow, not a patch.

   • If you applied too much, use a clean brush or a touch of translucent powder to soften it.

5. Layer or intensify

   • For a more dramatic effect (evening look, photos): you can dampen your brush slightly or apply a second layer of highlighter.

   • For a subtle daytime glow: use a light hand and perhaps a shade that’s only 1-2 tones lighter than your skin.

6. Finish your look

   • After highlighter, you may finish with a setting spray to meld everything together and enhance the glow.

   • If you used a very shimmery shade, check in different lighting (natural vs indoor) to ensure the shimmer isn’t too chunky or emphasising texture.

✨ Tips & Considerations

• Choose a shade with the right undertone: cooler‐pearls for pink/cool undertones; golden/bronze for warm undertones.

• You can use the shades as eyeshadows too if you like a monochromatic glowing look — many highlighter palettes double up for this.

• Since this is a highly pigmented formula, start with a little product and build up as needed.

• Clean your brush regularly, because shimmer/highlighter products tend to drop more than matte ones.