Rimmel London Jelly Highlighter - 020 Candy Queen Highlighter Women 0.31 oz

I really like the light shimmer this highlighter gives. I wear it more as a bush, I like a more minimal look and it stays on throughout the day. My sister also really liked it when she came over and asked for me to get her one for her upcoming birthday.

I liked the color but had to blend well not to have glitter just the hint of pink

I really find this flattering whether I am wearing minimal makeup or more festive!Gel is probably best applied lightly with cosmetic sponge, in tapping manner.

With the description of this product, I was expecting a jelly highlighter as other products, but it came in all melted and half of the highlighters were on the lid shield which can’t be used and all over my hands opening them.

This stuff is amazing and is an almost exact match for the one made by NARS. I think I may like it a bit better and at nowhere near the cost.

This Rimmel Rimmel Jelly Highlighter is...well, it's pretty shiny. I love highlighters, and I own a ton of them. This purports to be a "jelly" highlighter, but it feels much more like a liquid. Jelly highlighters are usually nearly solid, and have a bouncy feel to them. This is a thick, viscous liquid with tiny glitter flakes in it. I found the application to be extremely splotchy and shiny. It also has an unpleasant feel to it.The color I received is pretty orange. It looks more like an eyeshadow, but there's a warning NOT to use this product on or near the eyes. I believe you'd have to sheer this out a lot to make it look great on your skin, but I find it too chunky to sheer it out as much as it should--I think this shade is just too bold.Rimmel has a good reputation as being a strong drugstore brand over in Europe, but I'm really not sold on this highlighter.

Adds beautiful glow

What fun is this Rimmel Rimmel jelly highlighter! I thought I’d be too old to use it but it really goes on soft and if you are prudent in its use it can be subtle, or add more for a less-than-subtle effect.The Candy Queen color looked dark, but when I apply it to my fair-ish skin, it doesn’t go on dark—unless I were to apply it thickly and I will not be doing that.Mix with a little bit of moisturizer and it tones it down even more.The consistency is jelly-like, kind of. It wiggles a bit when you first open it but that may be because there was a film of it at the top. The jar isn’t full, but a little goes a long way, at least for me. It feels cool going on my skin. The consistency can be described as jelly or gel or ...? It’s certainly a bit different!I have a couple of holiday parties to go to so this will be a fun addition to my sparkly holiday look!You can see from my photos where I spread some on my inner arm—there’s that glow and a slight blush look to it, but if you massage it in more or mix it with moisturizer, it will just leave a little shimmer without the color.One thing: I liked never to open the little jar; it was stuck and took me quite a while. I finally banged the top against my countertop and it opened easily then. Then, to make it more frustrating, once I finally removed the lid, there was a foil covering, which helps keep that jelly from oozing out during shipping and I appreciated, but the tab on the foil covering broke off and I finally just used a knife to cut away the foil. A lot of work just to open a little jar of highlighter jelly!The price is reasonable at under $13, even though it’s a small pot that isn’t filled all the way. With many cosmetics being so pricey, this one won’t break your bank, and, it’s a great price to try out another of their colors.I hope my review helped you today.