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Maybelline Master Chrome Highlighter Molten Gold

Friday 29 September 2017
Maybelline Master Chrome Highlighter Review
In my opinion, the drugstore has lacked quality highlighters for some time now but Maybelline has stepped up to the plate and knocked it out of the park. Why am I using sports metaphors, NO IDEA but it's a great highlighter! If you'd like to see it on my skin I was wearing it in a Drugstore Makeup Tutorial video on my YouTube channel. 
Maybelline Molten Gold Highlighter
The Maybelline Master Chrome Highlighter retails for around $10.99 CAD depending on where you pick it up, but it is permanent and available wherever Maybelline is sold. I have seen it in the permanent display but if you don't check the side displays for new products. It currently comes in only one shade, Molten Gold. If you have a medium to more deep skintone I think you'll love it (if you love gold highlights). I've also seen it work on more fair skin. According to Instagram sneak peaks, there should be new shades arriving in a few months. 
Maybelline Master Chrome Highlighter Swatch
The Maybelline Master Chrome Highlighter in Molten Gold has a beautiful true gold colour, not leaning too yellow, orange or green. The texture reminds me of the gelee style highlighters that are out there but more powdery, not stiff at all. It has no glitter, just a really strong sheen to the skin. I highly recommend picking this up and can't wait to see what they release next! 

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  1. I absolutely am in love with this highlighter and the wet n wild highlighters! I didn't know that drugstore highlighters can be this amazing! I just did fall make-up lessons so I try to practice a lot to improve my skill. They also came out with a rose gold one a few weeks ago, and I can't wait to get my hands on it.

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