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#HighlightonFLEEK: Champagne Pop, Jaclyn Hill for Becca Cosmetics



The Becca and Jaclyn Hill collaboration has been the highlight of the year (pun intended) for the youtube and beauty world. Becca are known for their highlighters so it was a fitting match that the queen of highlight herself created her perfect shade that we can all enjoy too. 

Unfortunately it's not widely available and is exclusive to Sephora... thank the makeup gods that Sephora now ship to the UK! The downside is anyone who doesn't live near a store will not have the luxury of trying before you splurge and you can only rely on swatches from google. For me this shade is not suitable for very fair skin tones although you fair ladies will be able to use this a a glowy bronzer to warm up the face. 

The colour is a very warm peach with a gold champagne (duh) undertone. It feels very creamy and smooth in texture and this translates onto the skin as it just glides onto your cheekbones with one swipe! If you are on the fairer side you may want to go in with a light hand and this can easily be intense highlight. This picture comes to mind... 


I love this product and I can see how this can work for everyone, maybe not used in the same way! I think Jaclyn done an amazing job and she is a huge inspiration and role model for us girls in the blogging world. 

Champagne Pop is still available on Sephora! 



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