2015's make-up highlights

Published: 13-Oct-2015
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If 2014 was the year of contouring, 2015 has so far been all about strobing

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If 2014 was the year of contouring, 2015 has so far been all about strobing – a make-up technique that uses highlighters to create an accentuated, illuminated complexion. Inspired by selfie-takers’ desire for a photo-ready finish, the trend has directly fuelled a spike in sales of highlighters in the UK prestige market.

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