Hourglass Ambient Lighting Edit Unlocked - Dragon

Experience a lit‑from‑within glow with the Hourglass Ambient Lighting Edit Unlocked Palette—a curated selection of six face powders created for photoluminescent illumination across all skin tones. Combining two signature Ambient Lighting finishing powders with a bronzer, two dimensional blush shades, and a metallic strobe highlighter, this palette utilizes Hourglass’s proprietary technology to diffuse harsh light, blur texture, and deliver a soft-focus finish that appears natural even on flash or bright light. 

Available in collectible limited-edition packaging (Tiger, Jellyfish, Lotus, Evil Eye designs), each palette supports the Nonhuman Rights Project—Hourglass donates 5% of net profits to advancing animal rights—a meaningful bonus for conscious beauty buyers. 

Innovative Photoluminescent Technology in the palette is vegan and cruelty‑free—the first Hourglass palette to use 100% vegan ingredients. These powders are finely milled, blendable, and deliver a sheer, glowing finish without settling into pores or emphasizing fine lines. 

Community users rave about the lasting build and formula—even after regular use across a year, the powders retain smooth texture and show little pan on blush or bronzer shades. 

Shade Inclusion

While shade names vary slightly by packaging variant, each palette includes:

• Two Ambient Lighting Finishing Powders (e.g. Softer Light, Translucent Medium tones).
• Bronzer (neutral satin finish – Golden Bronze Light or Bronze Heat).
• Two blushes (soft glow tones like Mood Flush + vibrant coral/rose).
• Champagne Strobe Highlighter with a luminous sheen effect.

Why We Love It

• Multi-dimensional glow: Offers finishing powder, bronzer, blush, and highlight all in one palette.
• Vegan & cruelty-free: High-quality, animal-kind formulation.
• Subtle yet lit-from-within: Doesn’t shimmer or glitter—just feathery soft glow.
• Custom layering: Build, mix, or buff shades lightly for tailored radiance.
• Supports a cause: Part proceeds help animal rights via Nonhuman Rights Project .