Want It: Feelin’ Cheeky! Minis by Benefit
I’d really love to get this set as it is always nice to have mini sized products when you are travelling. I have the mini sizes of Benetint and High Beam but I almost finished them. As for the Posietint, unfortunately I’ve never tried it, so I’d love to. Plus the prise is only $15.
Feelin’ Cheeky! Minis ($26 Value), $15
This trio features Benetint, for the sexiest flush you can get from a bottle; Posietint, which imparts a poppy-pink tint to brighten cheeks and lips; and High Beam luminescent complexion enhancer.
This set contains:
- 0.13 oz Posietint (poppy pink)
- 0.13 oz High Beam (shimmering pale pink)
- 0.13 oz Benetint (rose)
I really wish there was also a Moon Beam in this set.
Benefit ChaCha Tint Review, Photos and Swatches
After playing with my new ChaCha Tint for some time I can finally write my thoughts about the product.
It should be available here very soon now, but it’s already available in the US for $29 (for 12.5 ml). I’ve asked my friend to get me this set which was an amazing deal in May.
To tell the truth, I didn’t even plan to get the ChaCha Tint, as I want to get try the Posie Tint finally but I couldn’t miss such a great deal since I was getting some products from the US back then anyway.
I have to say that I really regret that I never ordered this set, I have no idea what I was thinking about.
But back to the ChaCha Tint… I really like the design and the package, it is so Benefit and looks great for summer.
It is described as a mango-tinted stain for lips and cheeks and I agree with the description. It’s just a shame that it doesn’t smell like mango, too.
I know that that the formula is compared to the Posie Tint and according to swatches I can also see some similarities. But, as I have only Benetint, I can say that ChaCha has a thicker and more gel-like consistency.
The colour looks really intense in the bottle and it really is, so you have to blend it out really well, especially if you have a fair skin like I do. I assume that it would look great on the dark skin tones and I can’t wait to try it on tanned and dark skin tones.
How to apply it?
As it is a stain, I would recommend
Benefit The Rich is Back Makeup Palette
Here is a preview of Benefit’s latest LE kit which is a collaboration with British fashion designer Matthew Williamson and is inspired by his vibrant prints.
So what’s inside the kit?
- eyeshadow palette, 4 x 0.8g
- they’re real! mascara, 4.0g
- gimme fever cheek powder with brush, 2.0g
- lip gloss in inferno, 6.5 mL
It will be available from Debenhams from 15th June for £26.50
My Favourite Products For Under Eye Area: Eye Creams + Concealers
If you follow me on Instagram, you have already seen this photo, and my promise of the feature. So here it is…
Actually, believe it or not, but usually I don’t care about dark circles (on myself, not when I am doing someone’s makeup), unless they really look that bad. But when I do want to look flawless, here is what I do.
First of all, I use a good eye cream, for me it has to be a moisturizing balm, as I have very dry skin. I love Clarins Special Eye Contour Balm Dry Skin (review) and FOM London Revitalising Eye Care Balm (read about it), I leave it for some time while I am getting ready, and afterwards the following products are being used:
Benefit Erase Paste Concealer (review and swatches)
It is a great concentrated creamy product that counteracts
Top 14 Posts Of 2014
It’s a about time I share top 14 most popular posts from 2014. It is better late than never, right? 😉
1 Kate Moss Rimmel Lipstick Review and Lip Swatches – link
2 Beauty Inspiration: Blair Waldorf’s Wedding Makeup – link
3 Yves Saint Laurent Volupte Sheer Candy Review, Photos and Swatches – link
4 Emily Blunt’s makeup – link
5 Rouge Bunny Rouge Eye Shadow Palette Raw Garden in Chronos Review, Swatches – link
6 Daniel Sandler Watercolour Blushes Review and Swatches – link
7 Clarins
