We already have some pretty glowy cheeks with our blush, but let's try the ELF Champagne Highlight. Here is the color up close. So I'm just going to do two dots. In some other places, just so we can see what it does. I also love some highlighter along the jaw. Now let's blend. Ooh, oh my gosh, that's so beautiful. I already have some glowy blush on, so it's kind of looking like extreme, but it's real good. I feel like on its own, like for example, we can see on the nose what it looks like without a shimmery product underneath, and it looks really beautiful. So I feel like the highlighter is absolutely stunning. In the future, I wouldn't wear it with a glowy blush just because it's a lot of glow for an oily girl like me. I like that there's no chunky glitter in it. It's super reflective, just gorgeous. I would say 10 out of 10. I really love this.

If you're looking for a new highlighter, you need to try the ELF Halo Glow. It is literally the Charlotte Tilbury dupe. The packaging is pretty much the same, the applicator is pretty much the same. Everything about it is honestly very similar. Except this is only $9, it's so much cheaper. I always get compliments when I wear this out, especially when I wear it on my cheekbones. I'm like glowing in the light and everyone always says something. I'm going to continue repurchasing this product every time I run out and I've recommended it to all of my friends who are looking for a highlighter. So you need to try it, trust me.

Hi everyone! Today we are going to be comparing swatches of the new ELF Halo Glow Highlighter Wand in the shade Champagne Campaign to the Charlotte Tilbury Beauty Light Wand in the shade Spotlight. First off, the packaging of the Charlotte Tilbury one is just a little bit more intentional because it has a lock on the wand whereas the ELF one does not so it's pretty easy for extra product to just squeeze right back into the cap. The ELF highlighter has a little bit thinner of a consistency so personally I think it may sit a little bit better on the skin than the Charlotte Tilbury one which I have never been a big fan of because it's just very punchy and metallic and it just sits on top of my skin. Overall from these swatches alone I think that these are less similar to one another than the blushes that I also swatched but I am looking forward to knowing whether or not I prefer the dupe.

Kenzie

The e.l.f. Cosmetics Halo Glow Highlighter Wand in Champagne Campaign color is put to the test by Kenzie in her video review. She compares it to the Charlotte Tilbury Beauty Light Wand in the shade Spotlight. Kenzie notes that the packaging of the Charlotte Tilbury highlighter is more intentional with a lock on the wand, while the e.l.f. one lacks this feature. She also mentions that the e.l.f. highlighter has a thinner consistency, which she believes sits better on the skin compared to the Charlotte Tilbury one. Kenzie finds the Charlotte Tilbury highlighter to be punchy and metallic, sitting on top of her skin. From the swatches, she concludes that the two highlighters are less similar to each other than the blushes she also swatched. Kenzie is eager to determine whether she prefers the dupe. Overall, the e.l.f. Cosmetics Halo Glow Highlighter Wand in Champagne Campaign color offers a thinner consistency and a more comfortable application on the skin compared to the Charlotte Tilbury Beauty Light Wand. However, it may not provide the same intense metallic effect.

Video Review of #E.L.F. COSMETICS Halo Glow Highlighter Wands by Rupa

Video Review of #E.L.F. COSMETICS Halo Glow Highlighter Wands by Rupa