First up is the Aesop Fabulous Face Oil*, a radiance boosting skincare pick that I either like to apply before my makeup for a hydrated base or in with my foundation to create an overall glow. It not only helps to decongest the skin with its blemish busting ingredients, but it makes my skin feel supple and thoroughly hydrated.
If you're looking for a budget highlighter that doesn't lack in quality or pigmentation, then look no further as the Sleek Solstice Palette is the perfect quad to create a glow from within. With an array of powder and cream formulas, this highlighter can be used on your cheekbones, brow bone or cupids bow and for under £10 this palette is a steal. The Nars Copacabana Highlighter is the perfect liquid option for creating a subtle, dewy sheen on the skin. This light pearlescent offering blends effortlessly into your skin and looks dreamy paired with a darker lipstick hue.
Blusher isn't an element of my routine that I would usually associate with a bright, radiant collection, but I have been building up my stash of these blushers including the Hourglass Ambient Lighting Blush and the newest addition, the Nars Dual Intensity Blush in Fervor. This duo can be swirled together or each hue can be used on its own to create an easy to wear shades on the cheeks. The colour perks up the complexion, complimenting my lipstick and highlighter of choice.
For eyes, I opt for cream offerings as they're easy to use and they add a instant colour. The By Terry Ombre Backstair in Misty Rock, a lilac brown hue, can be used as a base shade all over the lid, whilst the Charlotte Tilbury Bronzed Garnet Colour Chameleon is used to add natural definition to your eyes for the perfect subtle smoky eye.
What are your dewy skin picks for the upcoming season?
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