Natasha Denona Hy-Glam Brightener Fair

The Hy-Glam Brightener is specifically formulated to illuminate and awaken the face, focusing on brightening high points and under-eye areas. The Hy-Glam Concealer offers broader coverage for imperfections and discoloration. While they share a similar base formula, the Brightener has added illuminating properties.

The shades are designed to be universally flattering. For brightening the under-eyes, choose a shade that is one to two shades lighter than your natural skin tone or your Hy-Glam Concealer shade. For overall illumination on the high points of the face, you can use a shade that closely matches your skin tone or a slightly lighter one.

Yes, you can use the Hy-Glam Brightener on its own to add a touch of radiance and targeted correction. However, for a complete complexion routine, it is designed to be used alongside other products in the Natasha Denona complexion system.

A little goes a long way. Start with a small amount, about the size of a grain of rice, and build up the coverage as needed. Over-application can lead to a heavier feel or creasing.

The formula is skincare-driven and designed to be gentle. However, if you have very sensitive skin, it's always recommended to perform a patch test on a small area of your skin before full application.

The Hy-Glam Brightener provides a high-glow, radiant finish that catches the light beautifully.

The product promises up to 19 hours of weightless wear.

Ensure the cap is tightly sealed to prevent drying. Gently warm a small amount on the back of your hand before application or try applying with a damp sponge for a more seamless blend.

Adjust the amount applied. Start with a small amount and build coverage as needed. For a more intense glow, layer an additional thin coat. For a subtle effect, use sparingly and blend thoroughly.

Ensure the under-eye area is well-prepped with a hydrating eye cream and allow it to absorb fully. Apply a minimal amount and blend quickly. Setting with a very fine, translucent powder can also help, but use sparingly to avoid dulling the luminosity.