Martha Stewart’s Glow Is Thanks to a Skin-Illuminating Tint That’s $14 RN

I’ll never forget when an esthetician told me that I had dull skin a few years ago. Despite all the serums, moisturizers, and oils I slathered onto my face every morning and night, my complexion still lacked radiance. Of course, I tried her endless list of products she swore would make me glow, which (shocker) didn’t. I realized it was going to take more than just skincare to achieve that dewy complexion I dreamed of, and according to Martha Stewart’s makeup artist, the secret could just be this illuminating skin tint.

When Stewart graced the cover of Sports Illustrated earlier this year, she got the internet talking — mostly about how, at then-81, her skin looked so supple and radiant. Her makeup artist, Daisy Toye, credited that glow to L’Oréal Paris True Match Lumi Glotion, which boasts more than 22,900 five-star ratings at Amazon. “I use it every day on her. I go through a tube every week,” Toye told People in an exclusive interview. “It's how she gets that dewy look, like she just got a facial.” The best part? You can snag the highlighter on sale for just $14 at Amazon.

The Lumi Glotion, available in four shades, is a subtle liquid highlighter that can be used alone or under makeup to give your favorite foundation more glow. One customer who uses it on its own wrote that it gives them a “younger glow” and that “no one believes [their] age” when they’re wearing it. They also noted that the finish is “dewy” and “not glittery.” Another shopper agreed, writing that it gave them “the look of younger, supple skin.” And according to a fan who mixes it with their foundation, the end result is a “healthy, natural, lit from within, youthful glow.”

But it doesn’t stop at just creating a luminous look — each tube is formulated with hydrating glycerin and shea butter, which locks in moisture and prevents water loss. According to one shopper over 50 with “dry, mature skin,” the product acts as an extra layer of moisturizer, writing that in addition to being glowy, it’s “super moisturizing.” Another person said that it “softens and moisturizes” their skin, adding that it also does an excellent job concealing their dark spots, while someone else was amazed that it made their skin look smoother “while it hydrated.”

If you also have dull skin or are simply looking for a touch more glow à la Stewart, join me in grabbing the Stewart-used L’Oréal Paris True Match Lumi Glotion while it’s on sale for $14 at Amazon.