jane iredale Glow Time Highlighter Stick | Illuminating Makeup with Skin Nourishing Ingredients | Non-Comedogenic, Vegan & Cruelty-Free | 3 Shades

Blends easy
Just the perfect amount of shine.

Rash
Beautiful on the skin, gave me a rash all over my face. If you have sensitive skin I don’t recommend this product.

Beautiful iridescence, creamy, & easy to blend. But others out there that are similar for way less
This comes in a nice outer product box. It is vegan. It says it’s sensitivity tested and non-comedogenic. I don’t see anything about it being cruelty free. It says, “Clean beauty that performs,” so I guess it’s clean Beauty too. Ingredients are listed on the box.It has jojoba seed oil to “hydrate, soothe, and smooth appearance of fine lines,” and mica to “give skin a lit-from-within glow.”The stick is nice. It’s a thicker stick. It has a matte white appearance with the brand name in black and nothing else on it. The part where the lid and bottom meet has a silver ring around it. The top took a pretty hard tug to pull off the first time. Inside there was a plastic type cap over the blush part as a seal. I really liked that! Most times with a product like this there wouldn’t be a seal aside from any outer packaging it had.There’s no scent of any kind.I got the shade “Solstice.” The online product photo made it look like a cream color. Other than the photo of the product kind of smushed out, the rest of the photos weren’t very helpful in showing what the product looks like on. The photos of people wearing it showed they had a glow, but nothing really beyond that. I finally noticed that one of the photos of the women had a woman with her arm up against her forehead and her forearm had swatches of each shade. It was from pretty far away, so not too helpful. But, again, it seemed like “Solstice” was a cream color. When writing this review, I did see that if you scroll down to the middle of the product page there’s a description of each. I honestly don’t think that was there when I chose this stick, but I can’t remember for sure. But, it’s there now so that’s what matters! It describes “Solstice” as “iridescent champagne, fair to dark skin tones.” I’m really pale so I figured that was the best shade to go with for me. In person the stick looks like a yellowy cream color, with touches of gold and pink depending on how the light hits it. On the skin it’s the same – looking at it one way it looks like a cream color, looking at it another way it looks like it has a hint of pink, and looking at it another way it looks like it has a hint of gold. So, it’s definitely iridescent and it’s very interesting.I also got a blush stick from the brand. I ended up hating that because it had a ton of glitter in it. The product box for the blush was pretty much the exact same as the product box for this glow stick, aside from the fact that one said glow stick and the other said blush stick, and the ingredients differed slightly (this glow stick has less ingredients than the blush stick). They both said how they have jojoba oil and mica. When I saw this said it had mica in it and that it “gives skin a lit-from-within glow” just like the blush stick box said, I was worried it would be just like the blush stick and have a ton of glitter in it. Looking at the stick I didn’t see any micro glitter in it like I did with the blush stick. When I swatched it on my arm I didn’t notice any micro glitter either. I had assumed that the micro glitter in the blush stick was the mica, but now I’m not sure about that since this also has mica in it but doesn’t seem to have micro glitter.The product just glides onto the skin. When I swiped it on my arm, it was so creamy and just slid across the skin. The blush stick went on easy too, but it definitely didn’t slide across the skin as easily as this glow stick does. It blends out easily with your finger, beauty blender, or brush. With a brush it is more sheer.It looks beautiful on. I tried to capture the different hues in it, but photos didn’t do it. I took a couple videos, hopefully you can see it. I put them all into 1 video because it only lets you upload 1 video – first clip shows 2 swipes that I did with the stick. The second clip shows the same 2 swipes but I blended the bottom swipe out with my finger. The last clip is the same 2 swipes with the bottom blended out again, but with black background to maybe show the iridescence better. I hope you get the idea. I feel like it just wasn’t showing in video how it looks in person!Overall, I think this is beautiful. It glides onto the skin so easily. It blends out very easily. It isn’t glittery at all! I’m so surprised by that! I thought for sure the mica in it like in the blush would mean it would be glittery just like the blush. But when I swatched this, when I blended it out with my finger, and when I applied it onto my face and blended it out, I didn’t see any micro glitter at all. So, I’m not sure why the blush had to be so glittery but this one wasn’t glittery at all, but I’m not mad about it! I would have probably loved the blush had it not been glittery. So, I’m very happy this glow stick isn’t glittery! It’s definitely on the pricier side, but a little goes a long way. There are plenty of other sticks out there that are just like this one and perform the same for waaaaay less. But, I don’t like rating with price factored in because what’s expensive/affordable differs for us all. So, I’ll just say that I really enjoy this glow stick. I think it’s beautiful. If you’re looking for a creamy, soft highlight, you’d love this!

Smooth Application
This highlighter stick from Jane Iredale is a creamy solid that goes on smoothly. It contains mica for a sparkling, highlighting effect. Soltice, once it goes on, looks like a light rose gold. It blends easily and feels soft.– Debbie Lee Wesselmann