Toner is a type of skincare product that has a liquid consistency and is usually formulated with a water base. The primary goal of toner is to help balance the skin's pH level and remove impurities left on the skin after cleansing—including residual dirt, oil, and makeup. Toner is a liquid skincare product that can refresh your skin and remove impurities. It can also help:
Cleanse and close pores
Restore your skin's pH balance
Prepare your skin for moisturizer
Remove dead skin cells
Hydrate your skin
Improve your skin tone
Smooth your skin

Bronzer is a makeup product that gives the face a radiant, sun-kissed tanned look. To add a more radiant glow and depth it usually is applied to areas of the face where the sun naturally hits, such as forehead, cheekbones and nose. Typically, comes in beige to deep brown colors with warm undertones to mimic a natural tan.

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Glow Filters are designed to give complexions a flattering, all-around glow that looks radiantly & naturally luminous & glow effects. They are formulated to capture and interact with all types of light, bouncing & bending them to give the face a soft-focused, blur-effect glow.

BB CREAM - LIGHT TO DARK PROVIDES UV PROTECTION, PRIMER & MOISTURIZERS - WEAR ALONE OR UNDER FOUNDATIONS !-

Setting Powder is sometimes called finishing powder or pressed powder and is used & applied on common oily areas on the facial spots that include the T-zone ( such as the nose, chin & forehead. It's also used to set the entire face where you don't want makeup to smudge in heat, sweat & humidity ( Jawline, Cheeks & Temple. On the flip side, a loose baking powder can be used after foundations either liquid or powder foundation. Baking powder is commonly used to brighten the under eye or it can be applied on the face after the makeup foundation for a flawless, heavy & longer lasting look. Translucent & setting powder are the same when both focus on keeping makeup in place and controlling unwanted shine.

Highlighters are applied to specific areas of the face, like the cheekbones, brow bone, and bridge of the nose, to accentuate those areas and draw attention to them. Highlighters are often more pigmented and glittery than illuminators, and can create a beaming glow.

Highlighter Glow Sticks are for targeted points on the Face versus Glow Drops are usually used for illumination & can be used for full face or certain points on the face. Glow Drops mix into foundation or wear it alone for an instant natural looking illumination !

Glow Sticks gives your complexion instant dewy radiance with natural-looking glass finish. Its translucent, non-sticky base glides over skin, leaving a glow without glitters

Setting sprays are used after make-up is finished or when desired, or just think of it as a top coat for your makeup. It helps keep your look from fading. Setting sprays can give skin a natural, healthy-looking glow, or a subtle shimmer that makes skin look lit & glowy from within. Some setting sprays can also lock in hydration, which can contribute to a natural luminescent glow.