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Dressing table: The best skin highlighters

Rebecca Gonsalves

Saturday 25 January 2014 01:00 GMT

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Harsh winter light can throw dehydrated skin and under-eye bags in to sharp relief – a subtly shimmering highlighter is the best way to mask a multitude of sins...

1. Halo highlighting wand in gold, £25, Smashbox, boots.com

2. Up-lighting liquid illuminator in 04 bronze, £21, Clinique, clinique.co.uk

3. The Multiple in Na Pali Coast, £30, Nars, narscosmetics.co.uk (available 1 Feb)

4. Watt's up, £24.50, Benefit, benefitcosmetics.co.uk

5. Photo-ready skinlights in 400 bronze light, £11.99, Revlon, boots.com

6. Touche Eclat in 1 rose lumiere luminous radiance, £25, YSL, yslbeauty.co.uk

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