Pressed pan, palette, liquid, or cream stick — duo-chrome, structural color, or holographic finish at the highest pigment loading of any category we manufacture. FDA-registered US manufacturing, MOQ 100 per shade.
Market data: MarketIntelo, Holographic Highlighter Market Report (2026); IndexBox, US Highlighter Market Report (2026)
Near-100% pigment loading — the same mechanics as pressed eyeshadow, applied to highlighter's maximum-payoff goal.
Multiple highlighter shades in one compact, often paired with complementary blush or bronzer pans.
Dropper or doe-foot applicator. Pigment suspended in a fluid base for a dewy, blendable finish.
Twist-up stick, buildable with fingertips — the same cream-to-powder logic as our eyeshadow stick format.
Highlighter is where color-shift pigment gets pushed hardest — see the Color-Shift Pigment Technology page for the full mechanism explanation.
Interference-coated mica, full particle grade range available (Grade O-9). Coarser grades (3-5) read especially well in highlighter's high-payoff format.
Multi-layer optical thin-film pigment, LuxeFormula-verified. A distinct optical mechanism from mica-based finishes — see raw material specs for sample access.
Raw material specs: Effect Pigment Powders. Particle grading: LFL Particle Grade Standard.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| MOQ | 100 units per SKU |
| Formats | Pressed pan, palette, liquid, cream stick |
| Recommended grade | O-5 (coarser grades read well here) |
| Loading | ~100% pressed / 10-20% liquid-cream |
| Turnaround | Typically 2-4 weeks from approved sample to delivery |
| Facility | FDA-registered, FEI 3031525994, ISO 22716:2007 GMP |
Maximum reflective payoff is the entire function of highlighter, unlike eyeshadow or mascara where pigment shares the formula with coverage or film-forming requirements. Pressed highlighter pans run near-100% pigment loading, the highest of any category we manufacture.
Pressed single pan, pressed palette, liquid, and cream stick. Pressed formats behave like eyeshadow (near-100% loading); liquid and cream formats run at 10-20% loading in a base.
Yes — both Aurora Chameleon (interference mica) and the new Structural Color Powder work well in highlighter, with coarser particle grades (up to Grade 5) reading especially well given the format's high-payoff purpose.
100 units per SKU, consistent with our other product lines.
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