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When I tried to apply a tiny amount (one dot) to get the “lit from within” look, I couldn’t even tell I was wearing any highlighter and my roommate (who I asked to inspect my makeup) agreed.

In my experience though, you need two to three dots onto the tops of each cheekbone to see this catch any light. What it's like to use it: Given that this is liquid and it looks intense in the bottle, your instincts may tell you to use a light hand with this. Get the Perfect Strokes Matte Liquid Liner for $19 5. You can customize how thin or thick you want your eyeliner to be just based on how you hold the “pen,” and the liner is a rich matte black that goes on glossy before drying down. I love the pen-like packaging and how the tip tapers to a precise point that’s perfect for hugging the edge of your lash line. Aside from my own bumpy reintroduction to the challenge of creating matching wings on each eye, I have no issues with this product. What it's like to use it: I admittedly have not worn liquid eyeliner in years, but it used to be part of my everyday makeup routine, so while I’m out of practice, I know what to look for. It’s designed to be waterproof and long-lasting. What it claims: This Perfect Strokes Matte Liquid Liner uses over 1,000 'vegan' bristles to create a flexible brush tip that Rare Beauty claims won’t skip or snag on the eyelid, even over eyeshadow. Intensify your look with the Perfect Strokes Matte Liquid Liner. Get the Soft Pinch Liquid Blush for $20 2. These are stunning and a must-try for anyone who never skips blush or anyone who wants to try a liquid formula. The difference between the dewy and matte finishes is very subtle on these, especially if you add highlighter, bronzer, or powder in the area that changes the appearance. With two or so dots, you achieve a beautiful but intense pop of color.

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This product blends seamlessly into the skin and when you only use a tiny amount, looks like a natural flush of the cheeks. The blush, which I tried in the shades Joy ( Selena’s favorite that has a dewy finish) and Bliss (a matte finish), sits in a small round divot in the doe-foot applicator and you only need one dot the size of the applicator for major pigmentation that’s easy to sheer out over the cheekbones. What it's like to use it: I’ve used a few liquid or cream blushes-the mega-popular Glossier Cloud Paints being one-and this is my favorite formula and application process.

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“These products aren’t about being someone else, it’s about being who you are, whether that’s rocking a full face of bold makeup or barely any makeup at all.” “I’m so excited to release beauty products that not only feel great, but also celebrate what makes each of us rare,” Gomez is quoted in the press release.

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The line, which is inspired by Gomez’s time sitting in the makeup chair for her various TV shows, movies, and music videos, emphasizes its mission is to inspire confidence in its wearers. What exactly does the company say you’re getting in that price range? “Rare Beauty uses unique formulas to create breathable and airy makeup that go on easy for adjustable coverage and a fresh finish, without hiding what makes people unique,” the press release states. The products range from $5 for a refillable 100-pack of blotting paper sheets to $29 for a foundation, making it on the affordable-to-average end of brands sold at Sephora. Gomez’s line, exclusively sold at Sephora, includes 14 makeup categories with products for the face, cheeks, eyes, and eyebrows, as well as tools like brushes and a sponge to help the application process along. Selena Gomez's Rare Beauty is inspired by her own time sitting in the makeup chair on set.

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