Laura Geller Baked Body Frosting

When Gilt had Laura Geller on sale a few weeks ago, for some inexplicable reason I placed an order for the Baked Body Frosting in Angel Glow. I've never worn body highlighter (I don't like the idea of it getting all over my clothes) but I had seen this presented on QVC before and it looked pretty and subtle enough for the very pale me. It was due to arrive last week in time for my trip, but unfortunately, I didn't receive it until today.

The Baked Body Frosting is enormous, approximately saucer sized and about an inch and a third thick. It's .85 oz and presumably will last forever. Unlike most body highlighters, this isn't bronze or gold or glittery. Products like those, even in sheer lotion form, look horribly unnatural on me (as one friend who saw me in a bikini last week said "you look good, but you're the whitest person I've ever seen!" I know, exactly what you want to hear when you're practically half naked). Angel Glow is the softest shell pink with pink iridescence. Technically, the product is called "all over face and body glow" so presumably this would make a lovely, radiant facial highlighter as well, but because it is described as moisturizing by QVC I'm hesitant to use it on my cheeks.

Use Baked Body Frosting wet or dry, but I think this one should be restricted to fair skin--darker skin may look ashy. Baked Body Frosting is currently available on QVC for $37.

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