Sisley Phyto Blush (No.4 Golden Rose)

It's No. 6 Shimmer. I was a little hesitant because there weren't any reviews for this color, but I'd been interested in it for a while, so I bought it. It's a really cute highlighter. Both the base color and the glitter blend well with the skin. It does contain glitter, but the particles aren't too big. I think it combines the best of both subtlety and glamour. I personally find it very easy to use! It's expensive, but I'm really glad I bought it... The packaging is magnetic and includes a mirror and velour case. The expiration date is 36 months, which is quite long.

I bought the shimmer shade. I use it as a highlighter after applying blush, as a finishing touch. It has a lovely, elegant pearly shimmer. It's in a very similar category to Chanel's "Reve de Camélia," a limited edition shade for this spring. It has a finer pearly finish and a more subdued shimmer. Just for reference.

I bought the shimmer shade. I use it as a highlighter after applying blush, as a finishing touch. It has a lovely, elegant pearly shimmer. It's in a very similar category to Chanel's "Reve de Camélia," a limited edition shade for this spring. It has a finer pearly finish and a more subdued shimmer. Just for reference.

An artist recommended No. 6 Shimmer to me, so I bought it as a highlighter. I can't even remember when I bought it, but it's not like I'm running out yet. Sisley makeup products are really good value for money. The powder is a fine coral color and appears to be pressed hard, but it's surprisingly easy to use with any brush. In fact, it has amazing powder dispersion. I usually avoid highlighters with coral or strong yellow undertones, but this one has a beautiful, natural shine without the color or shimmer being too overpowering or feeling like I'm wearing anything. I've always loved Clé de Peau's Les Soeurs Déclairs powder highlighter, but I also like the subtle shine of this one.

4. Golden This is a coral-colored blush with rose gold glitter. It gives a subtle color and a cold glow. If you apply too much on your skin, it will look gold, so I apply a generous amount to the brush and then lightly apply it.