Iconic London transforms cult liquid highlighter into a body product

By Becky Bargh | Published: 5-Jun-2019
Colour Cosmetics

Packed with reflective pearl pigments, the product is available in 2 shades

Colour cosmetics brand Iconic London has transformed its cult liquid highlighter into an all-over body product.

Said to be packed with reflective pearl pigments, the new Body Illuminator (£35) is available in two shades and works to blur imperfections and create a ‘sculpted illusion’.

The formula is said to melt onto skin without leaving harsh lines or streaks and can be applied using the brand’s new Body Brush (£32.50).

To use, customers should apply to clean, dry skin and buff on in circular motions.

The product is now available from iconiclondon.co.uk.

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