Urban Decay Naked Skin Illuminizer

The internet is going wild for Urban Decay’s latest launch – the Naked Skin Illuminizer. The latest addition to the Naked saga, which begun in 2012 with the launch of the original Naked Palette, is the amazing translucent pressed beauty powder!

Just as its name suggests, the Naked Skin Illuminizer is designed to instantly illuminate the complexion and create a sophisticated, dewy glow. The formula incorporates finely-milled particles of synthetic white sapphire, the semi-translucent pigments that interplay with light to create a multidimensional luminous finish. Their semi-transparency allows your skin to show through, while also diffusing light to blur flaws for a soft-focus effect.

This versatile highlighter can be used in many different ways. Apply it all over for a glowing, radiant skin; on high points of the face, or on areas you want to highlight…

Urban Decay Naked Skin Illuminizer is available in a single, universally flattering, translucent shade. It magically works on just about any skin tone, from pale to deep. The highlighter glides on smoothly, layers beautifully, and creates a radiant elevated effect, which is neither glittery, nor frosty, nor overdone. The formula is extremely smooth, and expertly tailored to give the results of a loose powder with the convenience of a pressed powder.

The product is presented in Urban Decay’s custom compact, in a metalized iridescent gold case with a gunmetal pushbutton embossed with the “Naked” insignia. The dual-tier compact features a full-size mirror in one compartment, and a special applicator sponge in a separate compartment underneath the powder.  The sponge is great for a heavier laydown of a powder, while the brush should be used for a softer effect.

Urban Decay Naked Skin Illuminizer is now available for purchase at urbandecay.com and it retails for $34.00. Coming soon to Sephora.

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Marina Milojević

Marina Milojević is a senior editor at Fragrantica. She’s been a member of the team since 2010. Marina writes for BeautyAlmanac and Luxois, ...(more)