OFRA Highlighters Swatches (x6)

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There have been a few new (both new and new-to-me) shades of OFRA Highlighters ($29.00 for 0.35 oz.) released, so here’s a sneak peek of swatches! Retrograde is exclusive to Ulta and contains Star Island/Neptune as split pans. MarchBeautyWord is a mix of Pillow Talk and Star Island, though they’re in quarters, so it’s easiest to use swirled (though a smaller, tapered brush and precise movements could pick up mostly one shade).

OFRA Highlighters

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Covent Garden
MarchBeautyWord
SoHo
Retrograde
Star Island
Neptune
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OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)

OFRA Retrograde Highlighter (Split)



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