Moon Crush Highlighter

Too Faced Moon Crush Highlighter is a powder that behaves like a gloss — it sits so close to the skin that the glow reads wet rather than dusty. Too Faced describes the finish as a wet look, second-skin shimmer with a moonlit kind of luminescence. It also happens to smell of crisp fresh apples.

What it actually does

• Gives a glossy, wet-look glow from a powder. The brand positions it as a next-generation glossy-glow highlighter rather than a classic pressed shimmer.
• Sits like second skin. Too Faced calls the formula second-skin — the point is a glow that looks like it is coming from the skin, not sitting on top of it.
• Builds. One pass is radiant and luminous; layering increases the intensity.
• Works on more than cheekbones. The same powder is intended for eyes and body, not just the face.
• Formulated without parabens or mineral oil, and the brand states it is gluten-free and cruelty-free.
• Scented. Too Faced notes a fresh, crisp apple scent.

How to use

1. Cheeks. Sweep your shade along the top of the cheekbone, working outwards towards the temple. A dedicated highlighter brush gives the cleanest placement (brushes sold separately).
2. Eyes. Tap a little into the inner corners, the middle of the lid and the brow bone with a small shadow brush — it reads as brighter, more open eyes.
3. Body. Dust over shoulders, collarbones or legs with a big fluffy powder brush.
4. Build. Add a second layer anywhere you want the glow stronger.
5. Lock it in. Finish with a setting spray — Too Faced suggests Hangover 3-in-1 for glow or Makeup Insurance for longer wear (both sold separately).

Is it right for you?

Questions

Is it a powder or a cream?

A powder — but Too Faced formulated it to give a glossy, wet-looking finish rather than the dry sparkle you usually get from pressed highlighters.

Can I use it on my eyelids?

Yes. The brand recommends it for inner corners, the centre of the lid and the brow bone, applied with a small shadow brush for control.

Does a brush come with it?

No. Brushes and the setting sprays mentioned in the application steps are all sold separately.

How long does delivery take?

Delivery takes 3 to 21 working days, depending on availability. Items already in stock arrive at the faster end of that window; anything we bring in for you takes longer. Working days exclude weekends and official holidays.

How can I pay, and what if it arrives damaged?

We accept credit card, debit card, Instapay and mobile wallets — there is no cash on delivery. Returns are accepted for defective, damaged or expired items only, reported within 1 day of delivery; once verified, your refund goes back to the original payment method within 15 to 30 days.