Milani

Baked Highlighter

SUMMARY OF REVIEWS

Milani's Baked Highlighter delivers a soft, buildable glow that can be diffused or built up, with one creator describing it as a "white skin glow from within" look. Abbey Yung (beauty content creator) notes the pinky champagne shade may be too pink for warmer undertones but suits cooler skin, and she prefers Essence Pure Nude and L'Oreal Lumi Le Glass to this. CosyWithCait gives it a strong yes, calling the highlighter absolutely stunning.

FULL REVIEWS

POSITIVE

4.3Variant: Dolce PerlaBaked Highlighter
3.5Variant: Dolce PearBaked Highlighter
  • “This is a soft pinky champagne shade that I do think is a little bit too pink on my skin, but if you had a cooler undertone than me, then I think you'd really like that”31:20–31:28
  • “It's soft, it's not too dry, and it has a buildable glow”31:38–31:42
  • “It does remind me a little bit of Essence Pure Nude at first where it gives you a bit of a softer, more diffused look, but this one you can build up quite a bit”31:40–31:44
  • “I still prefer Essence and L'Oreal Lumi Le Glass to this”32:11–32:15
  • Source: I tried 27 new drugstore beauty launches - May 17, 2026

MIXED / NEGATIVE

No negative reviews yet — creators have only had good things to say.

Product details

Details

Type
highlighter
Finish
shimmer
Shade
Dolce Perla
Key ingredients
Mica, Dimethicone, Boron Nitride, Silica, Caprylyl Glycol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Tocopheryl Acetate, Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil, Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil, Vitis Vinifera Leaf Extract

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