You know that stuff you put high on your cheekbones to highlight and give you a dewy glow? Where can I get some that isn't stupidly expensive?

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What are the cheaper options?

would this be within budget? She's a make up artist who knows her stuff...

high beam? you could probably get a mini version on ebay

definitely Benefit High Beams

Hmmm...two products describing themselves as 'cult products'? I'd go for high beam, not sure of a cheap version. I used to have a glowy stick thing from Body Shop which was lovely. Can't search now as DD is coughing like mad, going to check on her.

i'm liking the look of the high beam one if i can get a mini version like you say.
Would be happy with paying under £10.

Is it easy to apply?

Back again, they don't seem to do it any more but what about this?

Know this isn't really for the face, but this M&S stuff by Tess Daly is supposed to be great:
here

Great I'll have a look next time i'm in town. is benefit sold at debenhams? is barbara daly available in shops or only online?

Boots No7 do a good High Beam rip-off (not sure what everyone else has linked to!).

if u have a primark by u they sell it in there make up range it is about two pound and its really good .

Revlon Skinlights is good, big tube, lasts ages, about £10

Avon's coour trend 'peekaboo' lip and cheek tint. Cheap as chips and does exactly what you asked for, a dewy glow with hint of colour.

Clinique Uplighting is fab, you only need a tiny dot and you get masses (30ml). If you CAT me your address I'll send you some in a wee pot if you like.

How about Moon Beam by Benefit. I find it much easier to use and more 'natural' looking than High Beam.

Just reading on another site about how good
Boots no 7 illuminating lotion is as a replacement for High Beam

They also mention vaseline rosy lips as replacement for BeneTint.

I love the smashbox lip tint myself though

Ooh, I sometimes use the rosy vaseline on my cheeks, I thought I was just been weird though

If it works for you then it's all good!

has anyone mentioned the maybelline cream pots yet? really fab - they do little pots of blusher and little pots of shiny stuff for highlighting. Really nice light texture, not too much shine and fairly cheap.

Another vote for Barbara Daly at Tesco here - I love her highlighter and wear it every day. Bought it a couple of years ago too, it lasts forever! And is only £5 or so as I recall.