Benefit High Beam and Benetint
I think these are my recently "re-discovered" favorites.
Benefit High Beam and Benefit Benetint
I got these a while ago when Sephora came out with their exclusive benefit lip and cheek kits. I had always wanted to try high beam and benetint but I couldn't make myself buy the full size so I bought the kit that had both so I could try them.
I got the Sugarlicious Lip and Cheek Kit which was $28 at Sephora (Sephora Exclusive).
It came with:
- 0.13 oz Benetint
- 0.1 oz Sugarbomb- 0.13 oz High Beam
- 0.22 oz Ultra Plush Sugarbomb
- Mini powder brush
I originally really liked High Beam since this was my first ever liquid highlight. But I just stopped using it suddenly and as for Benetint I never really tried it out...haha I used it once on my cheeks when I bought it and I didn't like it much and then I used it on my lips and it dried them out so both of these got pushed towards the back of the drawer. haha
But, for some reason in February I decided to start using these again and this time I'm really enjoying benetint too. I still don't use it as a lip stain because this dries my lips out. But for my cheeks, benetint gives me a really nice flush. And since it is a cheek stain, it stays vibrant all day long:) Sometimes I layer a blush over it as well but I love how it looks on its own. In the bottle it looks a little scary but it doesn't dry dark. I also like the smell of Benetint, it reminds me a little of mint. haha
High Beam is a nice liquid highlight that has a pink/silver undertone. I had always used a powder highlight so this was a nice change. I haven't tried other liquid highlights so I can't really compare this with anything else, but I think it's nice. It blends well and it shows up on my skin.
Swatches:
The benetint swatch in the second picture is hard to tell, but it shows that it blends in nicely and it just gives you a little bit of color. You could always layer it to make it darker but I like how it looks with just one layer.
To use these I just dab little dots on my cheeks and then rub it in/blend with my fingers. Same technique for high beam as well. Just dab dots on where you want your highlight to be - bridge of your nose, upper area of cheekbones, etc and then blend.
Overall I would recommend both of these products. But I don't think I would purchase the full sizes first. I'd try them out in a kit like this one and see if you like them because the full sizes have a lot of product in them and are pretty expensive. (Benetint: $30 High Beam: $26) And if I was just going to get one, I'd get benetint. I'm thinking about repurchasing benetint when I run out of this sample size. But, so far I haven't even finished off a quarter of it so it'll be a while.
Do you guys have any liquid highlighter recommendations? I'm looking to try some new ones out. and What do you guys think of High Beam/Benetint?
To use these I just dab little dots on my cheeks and then rub it in/blend with my fingers. Same technique for high beam as well. Just dab dots on where you want your highlight to be - bridge of your nose, upper area of cheekbones, etc and then blend.
Overall I would recommend both of these products. But I don't think I would purchase the full sizes first. I'd try them out in a kit like this one and see if you like them because the full sizes have a lot of product in them and are pretty expensive. (Benetint: $30 High Beam: $26) And if I was just going to get one, I'd get benetint. I'm thinking about repurchasing benetint when I run out of this sample size. But, so far I haven't even finished off a quarter of it so it'll be a while.
Do you guys have any liquid highlighter recommendations? I'm looking to try some new ones out. and What do you guys think of High Beam/Benetint?
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