Dior Diorskin Nude Air Luminizer 002: Review & Swatches

I was at Sephora a few weeks back and noticed these new pearly luminescent Dior Diorskin Nude Air Luminizers. I was immediately drawn to shade 002 a pale pink beige.

Details per Sephora:

What it is:
A light and airy highlighting powder with a highly-concentrated formula and illuminating pigments.

What it does:
With its virtually imperceptible texture, Diorskin Nude Air Luminizer reveals glowing skin for a radiantly luminous complexion. The universal shade can be adapted to any skin tone and comes with a mini kabuki brush. Applied in gentle touches, the powder highlights areas of the face to catch and reflect light. 

It comes with a kabuki brush and blue velvet case. The chrome silver compact is weighty with a criss-cross pattern. The retail is a hefty $56 for the compact. The powder is thin in texture and has a weightless feel. It’s very pearly and borders on frosty, but no glitter at all. It’s very smooth and refined in feel. The luminizer is very pigmented, use a light hand and a wispy brush. Start light and build up intensity or it will be a frosty mess. There is no lack of glow with this one. It reminds me of MAC Extra Dimension highlighters and similar styles of frosty lightweight highlighters with a thin texture.

The color is a pale neutral pink beige suitable for pale to medium skin tones. Darker skin tones may prefer one of the other four shades. I think these are only available at Sephora. When I checked Nordstroms I only see shade 001 listed. I love the lightweight texture and the color is perfect for my light-medium skin tone. It borders on being too frosty but I just use the Wayne Goss Air Brush which applies it like a dream. No scary overdone frosty glow. I can’t imagine applying this with a kabuki brush it would be so less precise which I feel this luminizer needs. So that’s a waste for me as well as an added charge I could do without. Other than that it’s a fabulous powder highlight and I’ve been reaching for it a ton.

Top sheered out, Bottom heavy:

Top to Bottom: Dior 002 light than heavy, Anastasia Starlight, MAC Lightscapade, NYX Snow Rose, Tom Ford Moodlight top shade:

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