Sheer For It Blush Tint

These do not smell or taste like anything.▶ 11:13–11:23

I would describe the texture as a very thin, watery serum that has a bit of a learning curve if you are using it as a blush.▶ 11:20–11:25

When I first tried this out, I used the application technique that they showed on their website where they do like one dot at a time spaced out and then blending that out with a brush. But doing that on top of foundation was a patchy mess for me.▶ 11:26–11:29

I tried this again by adding more product in one central area and blending that out first before adding product to the rest of my cheek where I want to add even more color. And that worked way better.▶ 11:45–11:49

If I blend a little bit too much, it starts to go patchy and break down the foundation that I have underneath it.

I would consider this to be sheer with a natural finish.▶ 12:13–12:18

I do feel like the color held up well on my cheeks.▶ 12:21–12:25

As a lip stain, unlike Benitin, I don't have issues applying this and making the pigment look even.▶ 12:45–12:49

So classic Benitint rosy.▶ 13:50–13:54

There's something that feels very effortless about that. Very springtime vibes.▶ 14:11–14:15

Keep it with a light eye. And I think it really feels like spring, like you're doing some kind of dressed up occasion. And it's springtime and you just want to look classic. This kind of lip is so great.▶ 14:12–14:18