Positive Light Liquid Luminizer

4.0 • 4 Reviews

The positive light liquid luminizer In gold is a beautiful formula for a medium skin tone. I find it to dark for my complexion but I have found a love for this product using it on my chest shoulders, collarbone area, blended with oils or lotions. I think I would love this product more if I had the right shade for me, but I do recommend this for anyone to try a liquid highlighter.

The Rare Beauty blush is absolutely stunning—pigmented, blendable, and gives that perfect soft-flush look that lasts. The concealer has beautiful coverage and feels nourishing, but it can be too creamy at times, leading to creasing if not set well. The highlighter gives a bold sparkle rather than a dewy glow, so if you’re looking for lit-from-within radiance, it may read more shimmer than sheen. Still, the textures and formulas feel luxe overall.

Rare Beauty’s Soft Pinch Liquid Blush and Positive Light Liquid Luminizer are both standouts. They are staples in my make up routine and makes it a lot easier. The blush is super pigmented, one dot goes a long way, but it blends beautifully and stays put all day. It gives such a natural flush once you figure out the right amount. The highlighter is just as good. It’s not glittery, just glowy in the best way. It melts into the skin and gives you that dewy, lit-from-within look. Together, they make your skin look healthy and radiant without feeling heavy. Definitely worth the hype.

Rare Beauty offers an undeniably impressive formula across its range. They have smooth, blendable, and highly pigmented products that perform beautifully on the skin. The color selection is stunning, with shades I think can fkattering and thoughtfully curated for a wide range of skin tones. However, where the brand falls slightly short, in my opinion, is in its packaging. While it's functional and recognizable, it lacks the luxurious feel one might expect at this price point. I was hoping for packaging that felt a bit more elevated. Overall, while the performance is there, the presentation leaves a bit to be desired.