I bought this on ebay, I like that it has the spf 30, but as previously mentioned it is a bit odd to use. I use it on my lips mainly, it a bit oversize for lips but dose have a smooth glossy feel. i tryed my cheeks but they just end up greasy, :( i would not buy it again

I didn't know what I was supposed to do with this thing. I bought it at Big Lots for ~$2.50 thinking it was a great steal, since it probably cost $9 at the drugstore a year ago. On the packaging it doesn't give directions, so I experimented with it a little. On my lips the stick was too big and it didn't show up as any color (rose quartz is clear). On my cheeks it was shiny and greasy.

i am so very much in the minority on this one. but i've got to say- it's super-emollient so it feels great going on, it makes my lips lovely shiny (unfortunately it makes my cheeks shiny, too) and it adds spf 30 with a swipe. it's tricky to wear on the face, though it can be done. the spf 30 can't be praised enough, and it actually smells quite nice (not something i tend to associate with the skinlights line). as a quick highlighting stick that adds sun protection to those places (cheekbones, collarbones, lips) that actually NEED extra sun protection, it's not bad at all. i'd be collecting them if they were still in stores. i've got rose quartz (lovely shiny pinkish clear) and am currently swapping for topaz.

Ooooh KAY. Odd item. Got it at Target for $0.99, so it's not like a huge investment. But this, like the other skinlights products, begs the question, how do you apply this sucker without making a big mess of your other makeup? Perhaps it might be useful in the summer on my cheekbones under my foundation, but really, if I think I need more than the SPF15 in my regular foundation, I'd probably apply normal sunblock all over my face. It's not like this agrees easily with makeup already applied. It's not particularly colorful on or anything, just kind of greasy shiny.