Boots No7 High Lights Illuminating Powder

I got a tub of No.7 illuminating powder free a few weeks ago with a voucher I had. I have tried lots of No.7 products and overall I quite like them, but I'm not really sure if I would have actually bought this if I hadn't had the voucher, because I already use a highlighter stick which I'm happy with, and I tend to find with my dry skin, powders go cakey. ~About the Product~ This is a powder designed to give your skin a bit of a glow and lift your skin tone- basically just make your complexion a bit more radiant, which is something I could do with! The product comes in three different shades, which are Island Glow (on Boots website it looks quite a ...

As most people who read my cosmetic reviews will know by now I have an infatuation with a youthful glow. Maybe it's cos I don't actually, naturally possess one and am a fan of faking it! As I'm 33 I don't want a 'glitter' Barbie doll look, I want a slight shimmery, dewy, iridescent glow which looks healthy and not caked on my face. I've already tried numerous products to achieve this some with rubbish results and I trashed them in my bin and some products which I buy and re buy often. I'm a huge fan of No7 and love their Illuminating Lotion under my foundation so when I saw this that goes over the top of my make up I thought maybe it would be better and still ...

I thought I would try this product as i have slightly oily skin, which can look dull sometimes, beause of the colour of my skin tone, especially in winter months. I thought this product would be good because its a powder so wil combat the shine, but still give me a glow on my face to make my skin look more healthy and younger. The product cosrs around £10.50 from Boots number 7 range which I thought was quite pricey for No7, howvere they do usually have offers in store like 3for2 so if you use other no7 products it maybe worth trying it as the free option. The packaging is a small carboard box, inside consists of a round platic compact which has a good size ...