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Daily Mirror
24-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
This £18 gloss highlighter is the secret to Molly-Mae's ‘summer skin' holiday glow
We've found out exactly how Molly-Mae creates her flawless 'summer skin' on holiday, and its thanks to one £18 glossy highlighter which gives that instant golden hour glow There's something about the glow you get on holiday that hits different than any other time you do your makeup. It's usually a combination of sunshine, tan and probably a little bit of sweat giving your skin that gorgeous sheen that hits golden hour just right, but Molly-Mae Hague has found a way to recreate that exact look at any time – no holiday needed. Sharing a snap of herself with her 'Summer skin' – not to mention a cute behind the scenes video of daughter Bambi joining in with her beauty routine – Molly-Mae has managed to perfectly replicate a gorgeous holiday-esque glow. Whilst she didn't tag the exact products she used, she did tag beauty brand REFY, who have confirmed exactly what she used to get the look. The stand out product to use when creating Molly-Mae's look is the Gloss Highlighter (£18) which creates that natural-looking glow. Unlike powders or creams, the gloss finish soaks into the skin thanks to its lightweight hydrating formula. It's non-stick, so you don't need to worry about your face feeling tacky or your hair getting stuck to it all the time (we're looking at you, lipgloss), and is super easy to blend. It also contains vitamin E which leaves your skin feeling nourished each time you use it. The shade works on universal skin tones, and doesn't leave behind a pearly or artificial looking glow. Instead, your skin simply looks hydrated, healthy and naturally dewy. Although it's perfect for applying on your cheekbones, you can also apply the Gloss Highlighter on your eyelids, nose, cupid's bow, collarbones and anywhere else you want the light to hit. If you prefer a less liquid formula, HAUS LABS BY LADY GAGA Bio Radiant Highlighter Balm (£30) has more of a solid balm-style consistency, with a range of shades including a clear, colourless one that gives a naturally dewy look. For a hint of a pearly finish, you could also try out the Rare Beauty Positive Light Liquid Luminizer (£26) which has a liquid, easy-to-blend formula and comes in nine different skin shades. However, Molly-Mae relied on a full face of products from REFY to create her golden hour glow, and prepped her skin using the Face Sculpt (£38) to moisturise and hydrate her skin, not to mention give it some instant lifting and sculpting. Next she applied Glow and Sculpt Primer (£24) which brightens and primes your skin and comes with a roller applicator to de-puff and lift. To add some colour, she applied the Cream Blush (£16) and blended for a subtle flush of colour, before heightening her bronzed glow with the Cream Bronzer (also £18). Once blended, she applied the Gloss Highlighter along her cheekbones, with the result being a glow that looks fresh from a day in the sun with a your-skin-but-better-finish.
Daily Mirror
07-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
This travel-friendly stick gives instant ‘glass skin' says our beauty editor
If you're after radiant skin and defined cheekbones in a flash, our beauty editor thinks she's found just the thing: an easy-to-use highlighter stick from a celebrity's beauty brand It seems everyone is after 'glass skin' at the moment – that dewy, light reflective sheen to the skin, especially on the high points of the face, that's universally flattering and youthful. And if you don't know where to start to achieve this, or the thought of applying lots of layers of skincare puts you off, I think I've found the solution. I've never been a big fan of highlighter powders, but I've recently come across Haus Labs by Lady Gaga's Bio Radiant Highlighter Balm, and it's a total game-changer. This handy crayon-like sticks come in six flattering shades, are super-easy to use, and instantly illuminate the skin in such a flattering way. Priced at £30 and available from Sephora, these Bio Radiant Highlighter Balm couldn't be easier to use: simply draw on over or under make-up where required (I like putting them on the tops of my cheekbones and brow bones), then blend slightly with fingers. They can also be used on the eyelids; the tinted shades in particular look lovely on the lids. My favourite shade is the transparent Pure Glass, which doesn't add any shimmer or colour, but instead just a lovely luminous glazed look that instantly improves my face in seconds. It's very similar to the clear end of Pat McGrath Labs Skin Fetish Highlighter and Balm Duo, £50, or Chanel's Baume Essential in Transparent, £38, and if you've always been a bit scared of using highlighter, this is a great place to start; you really can't got wrong. Despite initially thinking it wouldn't suit me, I also really like the Haus Labs Highlighter Balm in Champagne Quartz, and would use this when doing more of a 'done' make-up look. I've been really impressed with Haus Labs since trying its viral B Structural Volumizing + Lengthening Mascara, £27, which is the most lengthening mascara I've ever tried – in just a few swipes this mascara had my lashes visibly nearly reaching my eyebrows. It also gives dramatic volume – no natural fluffiness here, this is for full-on, spiders'-legs lashes. For other cheaper alternatives of cream highlighters, you could try Glossier Haloscope Dew Effect Highlighter, £22, the mini version of the Rare Beauty Positive Light Liquid Luminizer, £15, or L'Oréal Paris Lumi Le Glass Stick, currently £8.99.
