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A clear square compact containing a round pan of light, iridescent shimmery powder. The compact lid features holographic text and design elements.
A side view of a holographic box with the text "G41896 SPARKLY STARDUST" printed on it, likely packaging for a cosmetic item.
An open clear square compact revealing a round pan of light, shimmery powder. The compact's lid displays holographic text.
An open clear square compact with a finger showing a swatch of the light, reflective shimmery powder, demonstrating its texture.
Two cosmetic compacts are shown side-by-side on a striped fabric. One is a dark, hexagonal compact, and the other is a clear square compact with holographic text on its lid.
Two open cosmetic compacts are displayed side-by-side on a striped fabric, both containing light, shimmery powder. One compact is hexagonal, and the other is a clear square.
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$9 VS $43

L.A girl dupe for fenty diamond bomb ?

definite yes it’s a dupe for fenty diamond bomb highlighter .

now both products do give the same reflective icy gorgeous almost wet look but LA girl is a bit more pigmented it provides more contrast and texture while fenty is more subtle, Both products are buildable and offer soft shimmer without adding the white cast so yes their both worth it but if your a baddie on a budget get that L.A girl.#dupestoget#fentybeauty#afforablebeauty

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... Read moreHaving tried both the L.A Girl Sparkly Stardust and Fenty Beauty's Diamond Bomb highlighters extensively, I can confidently say they each bring something unique to the table. The L.A Girl highlighter definitely stands out for its pigmentation. It creates a vibrant, sparkly finish that adds noticeable texture and contrast to the skin, making it ideal for nights out or when you want a bolder highlight look. The Fenty Diamond Bomb, on the other hand, delivers a more subtle, sophisticated sheen that blends effortlessly into the skin, suitable for everyday wear or a more natural glow. Both products share a similar icy, wet-look finish without the dreaded white cast that sometimes comes with shimmery highlighters. Their buildable formulas mean you control the intensity, starting from a soft shimmer up to an eye-catching sparkle. If you’re budget-conscious but don’t want to sacrifice quality, the L.A Girl version at around $9 offers excellent value, especially because it mimics the luxurious feel of the $43 Fenty product. In use, the L.A Girl highlighter applies smoothly and lasts throughout the day without fading. Fenty's formula feels slightly creamier and has a velvety texture that some might prefer for comfort during wear. For makeup enthusiasts who enjoy layering their look, either product works well on the high points of the face—cheekbones, brow bones, and cupid’s bow—and can also double as eyeshadow for a cohesive glow. Overall, I recommend the L.A Girl Sparkly Stardust for anyone starting their highlight collection or looking for a trendy highlighter on a budget. The Fenty Diamond Bomb is perfect for those wanting a premium, understated shimmer. Both are worth having, depending on your style and spending preference.

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dude, have you seen the Lizzie McGuire highlighter? It's not like the diamonds but if you like that and you like the old freaking highlighters, if you take it and you put some holographic eyeshadow on top of it oh my god it looks like it's so much.

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