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Oden's Eye Solmåne Highlighter Palette

I first heard of this indie brand through watching Angelika Oles’ beauty channel on YouTube. Oden’s Eye is a Swedish indie brand and they make Norse mythology themed products. This is one of two highlighter palettes I decided to purchase; I also picked up the two matching eyeshadow palettes. I have already posted a review on the Oden's Eye Solmåne Eyeshadow Palette.
ABOUT THE PRODUCT
The packaging matches the eyeshadow palette, but it is more purple and mauvy toned. The design and imagery is so unique to the brand. Solmåne means the sun and moon in Swedish. Sol represents the Sun Goddess and Måne represents the Moon God. Both Gods are represented on the packaging, just like on the eyeshadow palette.
 
You get four 7.5g highlighters in a metallic finish.
 
·         High-Definition
·         Vegan
·         Cruelty-Free
 
THE SHADES & SWATCHES
Ljus - light champagne
Stjärna - milky white base with purple shift
Sol - warm rose gold
Måne - light yellow gold
 
MY FIRST IMPRESSIONS
I adore the packaging and I really like the formula. All four shades are beautiful on the skin and they can be built up for more intensity. The formula kind of reminds me of the KALEIDOS Space Age Highlighters, where you do not get a cast of colour at all, but when the light hits the cheek bones, you see the beautiful beam. The shade Måne is almost like a topper shade, it is very glittery and not for the faint of heart. I have been using this palette every day for work since I bought it. I am surprised I haven’t hit pan yet! I mostly use Ljus and Sol as they are more natural looking. I highly recommend you give this palette a try. I hope O'sE come out with more highlighter palettes. I would love a nice sort of pearly green champagne highlighter.
 
You can purchase the Oden's Eye Solmåne Highlighter Palette for £26.00 ($32.00) exclusively from OdensEye.se.
 
| I purchased this palette for €28.20 from OdensEye.se |

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