Of all the shades in the range, this is probably the most wearable. it is billed as a red-pink, but reads more pink depending on your skin tone. Buildable and easy to pat on with your fingers.

I love these balmy creamy highlighters.  This is my third color (I wear Phosphene the most right now, but I lived in Icebow last Summer) and I find it a bit less wearable due to the iridescent pink color shift, but I bet I will love in the Spring!

I purchased "Phosphene", which is an almost rosy shade. Blended into the skin, it gives a gorgeous natural glow. No sparkle or glitter & it works well even on very pale skin. My biggest pro: You can easily wear it on top of powder; my biggest con: it doesn't last super long.

It is versatile. You can use it to give light to the tear duct, as a topper shadow or highlighter. I recommend it.

Recently bought this highlighter in the shade Solaris and from the moment I bought it this is my go to highlighter. Love the glow, very natural and easy buildable 

This is a nice highlighter, somewhat natural (not beaming but I like my highlighters to be like skin-like glow). I have both photosphene (with a slight champagne/pink shift) and solaris (with a duo chrome shift). Solaris is less natural but I loooooove the shift in this. Great underneath a rusty blush (think Mac Gingerly) for a little pop! Only downside for me is it doesn’t fully dry down, it feels a little balmy on the skin.

I was looking for a soft highlighter to create 'a glow from within’ look for the morning, but this was beyond my expectations. The velvety consistency melts beautifully into the skin, creating what I can only describe as an ethereal, angel-like glow. Easily buildable. It definitely applies better with fingers than a brush.

I have Solaris and want other shades!;-) It's easy to apply, has that smooth, creamy texture that literally melts into skin - I just apply it with my fingers to get that delicate, almost ethereal glow (though it builds up easily so one can achieve their desired effect without putting in much effort). 'A sunset-inspired rose gold streaked with translucent opal' - that description says it all; it's somehow both warm and cool-toned at the same time, and hence so special.

At first I thought that Phosphene was a bit too muted but now after playing with it for a week I’m in love. I apply it under my cream blushes which gives them a fantastic glow. I was looking for a kind of a rose gold and this is it but much more. It’s very hard to describe but it’s the perfect fall addition to my highlighter collection which includes Icebow more for summer.

This one really lived up to my expectations! I got the shade Icebow and it looks absolutely lovely on my very pale skin. It is subtle enough to wear at day to the office, yet buildable, and always looks great. I use it both as a highlighter and eyeshadow. Both look beautiful!