Benefit Erase-a-paste Reviews

At £18.50 for a 4.40g pot this certainly isn't the cheapest concealer on the market. But what you are paying for is a small miracle in a pot. It can be used to hide datk circles under the eyes and also any blemishes on the face.It brightens the areas you aplly it to making you look more alert and your skin healthier. Also it it quite thick and ...  Read the complete review

I have to say I love this concealer. It does exactly what it says on the tin and erases those dark undereye circles away, and really brightens the area giving you really wide awake eyes. But it is heavy duty and if you looking for a light touch this aint it. It can feel heavy as well and I find after a few hours my eyes begin to get itchy and I ...  Read the complete review

Benefit are one of those companies that inspire a lot of loyalty. Their products are cute and clever, and usually do what they say on the tin. I'm not overly convinced with Erase-a-paste though. This concealer claims to hide under-eye circles and brighten tired skin. For this kind of product I would usually hope for a light, airy ...  Read the complete review

Could this be the most concentrated concealer ever? Could be! This stuff is very thick, and yo even need a tiny little spatula to apply it. Lovely and creamy, but will last the day, believe me when I tell you that you need the tiniest amount of this paste to wave goodbye to under-eye darkness. I primarily purchased this to ...  Read the complete review

One of the more normal sounding Benefit products, Erase Paste is a heavy duty concealer for camouflaging facial imperfections. When I get spots they tend to be quite sore and due to my pale skin tone leave me with red scars for a while which isn't very attractive to say the least. I tried this out to see if it would solve my ...  Read the complete review

First thing's first, I would just like to point out that this product is called Erase Paste and not Erase-a-Paste as is written above. I've checked the box mine came in and the Benefit website, so I'm pretty sure I'm right. Anyway, as someone who suffers from dark circles under my eyes, I am always on the lookout for something to cover ...  Read the complete review

I found this to be a bit of a nothing product and don't really find much use for it. I was seduced into buying it by the name and packaging but its sat in the bottom of my makeup bag, almost untouched. I must be one of the lucky ones as I don't find much need for this. Saying that I do find it quite drying, especially under the eyes ...  Read the complete review

Concealers never seem to work on me. They are either too light and make my undereye look chalky or are too dark and look orangey. Until I found Erase paste. I have a fair skin and I use the No 2 colour and I find it matches my skintone perfectly. I use this all over my undereye and eyelid and it blends wonderfully. It covers dark ...  Read the complete review

I am a huge BeneFit cosmetics fan, I love their products and the fact they are all so individual and creative. They are also very good and worth the money having a bit of quirkiness to the brand. I lately decided that after the amount of under eye concealers I had gone through I needed to find one that actually worked. I do like Yves Saint ...  Read the complete review

I am a huge Benefit fan so was really pleased to see their new concealer released this year. It comes in three shades and I was intrigued by the fact it was in a little pot as opposed to a stick or cream, so I thought I would give it a try. I paid £18.50 for the pot which is only 4g but I have used this every day for ...  Read the complete review

At over £15 a tub this concealer is quite expensive, and to be perfectly honest ain't all that. Although it is well packaged and you get a tiny spatula with it, it dries rather quickly leaving it difficult to apply. It can look like a block colour when used under the eye area, but in all fairness does seem to cover blemishes relatively well. ...  Read the complete review

Here I am writing another review for an undereye concealer. That says something in itself really; either my dark circles are incredibly bad or I'm just incredibly hard to please when it comes to these types of products. I think (and hope!) it's the latter since I always seem to find myself browsing through my local department stores trying to find ...  Read the complete review

Don't you just hate it when a beauty or make up (or in fact ANY) product doesn't live up to your expectations? This is exactly what Benefit's Erase Paste did for me - not live up to my expectations. Priced at £18.50 for a small pot of this concealer makes it very pricey. It is available in 3 shades, fair, medium and deep. I ...  Read the complete review

Why did I buy? I love Benefit products. They have great packaging, great names, and usually they are great too. I do think that buying Benefit is essentially buying into an image - but the bonus is the products generally work. I needed a new concealer and I had seen this one on How to Look Good Naked where it got some good reviews. Also ...  Read the complete review

At £18.50 for just under 4 and a half grams, this is on the pricer end of the concealers out there! So when I bought this, I made very sure I wanted to part with the cash. I had visited several Benefit stands around London (there are many!) and tried some on, seeing if it lasted me all day, or was too hard to shift at the end of the day. Those ...  Read the complete review

I am a self confessed Benefit addict! I either have or have tried most of their products. I will admit I am hard to please, having been troubled with acne for many year, medication and all, it needs to be good to get a thumbs up from me. So when Benefit brought out their new concealer - Erase-a-paste, I though Fab! I am always up for ...  Read the complete review