Three highlighters that cost less than 10 euros: they are not Charlotte Tilbury's, but they achieve the glowy effect

If you have run out of the Charlotte Tilbury highlighter that came as a gift with the September Elle magazine, don't despair: we have alternatives at a price very similar to that of the magazine that can get you out of trouble.

One of the most important steps to achieve juicy and luminous skin when you put on makeup is the highlighter: use it only to place points of light in strategic areas of the face to also achieve that effect. glowy and with a good face that we all look for. If you also have mature skin, choose the cream, mousse or liquid format (instead of powder) to prevent expression lines from appearing.

Lumi Le Glass by L'Óreal Paris

One of our favorite options, since it has a super soft texture and also has modular coverage, so you can start with a small amount without going overboard and load the area as needed. It blends easily with makeup base or CC cream, if you use it, to achieve a mirror shine without leaving a residue. It is available in four shades.

NYX Buttermelt Stix

One of the firm's most viral highlighters, with a creamy and buildable texture that manages to add shine to strategic areas of your face without containing glitter particles. The stick format is super practical, especially for areas like the upper part of the cheekbones; In smaller areas, such as the arch of the eyebrow, you can apply it with a brush. It is available in 14 shades so that, no matter what, you can find yours.

Kind by KIKO, by Kiko Milano

We love the vegan formula of this highlighter stick from Kiko and the fact that it is suitable for sensitive skin, and they also have hyaluronic acid and vitamin C, so you also get treatment. Perfect especially for evening makeup and special occasions when you want to get a little more shine on your skin.

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