Highlighter

Definition and Purpose:

 Highlighter is a light-reflecting cosmetic product applied to the highest points of the face to create a brighter, dewy sheen and emphasize facial features.

Benefits:

 Improves complexion and adds a radiant glow.

Enhances cheekbones and makes them more noticeable.

Reactivates dull or aging skin.

Highlights facial features in a delicate, natural way.

Application Areas:

 Applied to cheekbones, temples, brow bone, cupid's bow, and around the bridge of the nose.

Ethical Considerations:

 Historically, mica, a key ingredient in highlighters, has been extracted through child labor in rural India.

Several companies are now using lab-created mica, and major cosmetic businesses are working on increasing traceability in the Indian mica industry for a more ethical supply chain.

Forms:

 Highlighters are available in powder, cream, and liquid forms.

Choosing the right form depends on the individual's skin type.

Highlighters play a key role in creating a luminous and dimensional makeup look. Your inclusion of ethical considerations and information about popular brands provides valuable insights for individuals seeking a quality highlighter while being mindful of ethical sourcing.