Benefit high beam vs no.7 illuminator

Higlighter gives the va-va-boomness that extra glow on your skin and help give an illusion for more depth and a 3-Dness (wtf not even a word) on your face.
The benefit high beam retails in for £18 which contains 13 ml of products. The high beam has a pink undertone, the product may only have 13ml but u do not need much to give you that GLOW believe me it will last you a very very long time. The no.7 highlighter retails in for £10.50 for 30 ml only available in Boots. It has a peach undertone but boots do also have one with a pink undertone. Both are in the form of a liquid formula so its easy to blend under or over your foundation.


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L- High beam R- no.7

High beam comes in a nail polish package with a brush applicator.

With the no.7 highlighter it comes with a built in brush where you can twist them on and off to stop the product from coming out.

Where to apply-
Apply on the apple of our cheeks, cupids bow, browbones and a bit on the t-zone, apply only little because throughout the day it can make you look oily rather then give a healthy glow.
Personally I love both of them for different undertone colours it gives. With the no.7 highlighter I love the peach undertone colour as it compliments my skintone. I dislike the applicator brush, when you need to squeeze the product out it can give out too much of it and goes to waste. With high beam I do also like the pink undertone colour and I like the brush applicator as you can use the amount you want. The high beam may be a bit pricey but I believe its an investment and you would not really require another highlighter. With the no.7, I think as its a drugstore product the quality of it is very good and I don't really know any other drugstore highlighters that has the same quality of the no.7 highlighter.