I would use pearl because once blended it is colorless...you just see a "glow" . Very pretty!

I am fair skinned. I saw one of the reviewers recommend the lighter color for people with fair skin. This one is working well for me.

I have dry, olive skin and I found that the gold blended into my skin too much. I liked the more dramatic look of the pearl. I like this luminizer specifically because the finish is neither oily nor drying.

On me, it lasts pretty much all day, depending on how long it has been on my face. Typically I would say it lasts about 7 hours or so on me. If you want your highlighter to last even longer, I suggest applying a powder highlight over the liquid highlight to set it and intensify it. I hope this helps.

Either one would work well on you. I myself have a light skin tone, and I own both. The one in Pearl seems to work better on me, since Gold is a little darker. But, the gold might be very complimentary to your eyes and to the shades that you wear. I hope this helps.

It is def glowy enough. I would use on the bridge of your nose, cheek bone (not apples) and a little bit on your eye brow bone. They have great tutorials on you tube that demonstrate how to use a luminizer. Actually there is one for this paticular brand.

I'd have to disagree. I think this product is better...free of many harsh ingredients, great bottle dispenser and the pearl is colorless. AND for just $4 more you get twice the amount!

I mix it with my primer in the palm of my hand and then massage it in with my fingers. Some people use a sponge to dab it on cheekbones but I find it works well over the entire face once it is cut with a primer or foundation.

I have fair skin with a slight gold tone and blue eyes. I wanted something that would add just an extra glow, so I ordered the gold Lorac luminizer. I was a bit disappointed to see just how dark it is, not just a gold luminescence. However, when I mix just a half pump of it to a double pump of my light tinted moisturizer, the comination looks just right. So, I think the gold color would work well with a darker complexion, and if it doesn't match quite well, you could add it to your foundation for an extra glow.

I have pale skin with warm undertones and this Luminizer looks extremely natural. It just gives my skin a subtle, radiant glow.