Benefit Luster Duster Eye Shadows Reviews


Product Type: Benefit makeup
Newest Review: ... that you will be looking at paying no matter where you get this from. The Benefit products always come with fancy packaging ... more
Customer Benefit Luster Duster Eye Shadows Reviews (3)

by - written on 26/06/12 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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I have a number of different make up items in my bag. It was quite recently when I was going away for a weekend that I decided rather than just popping my makeup bag and all its contents into travel bag, I would have a sort out and see what it is that I keep carrying around with me all of the time. When I had my clear out I found some eye shadow that I had not used for some time, it was by the Benefit brand and it was their Lust Duster Shimmering Eye shadow, here are my thoughts on the product. The eye shadow as I mentioned is buy the Benefit brand and I remember it costing me around the £14.00 mark. The make-up range is not one of the cheapest but then ... Read the complete review

by - written on 30/03/10 (Very useful, 331 readings)
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I like to try new make up products and I'm a bit of a sucker for the sales people at make up counters. That's how I ended up buying Benefit's Luster Duster in Snow Bunny. The product is a shimmering loose powder and can be used on eyes or face. I bought this at a Benefit counter so had the benefit of the sales person showing me how to apply it. He used it as the base in a smoky eyes look so using it all over the eyelid applied with a shadow brush. He then applied darker colours on just some of the eyelid and this gives a nice, layered look. The product is sold in a 1.8g pot and when you remove the lid some of the product is below a second plastic ... Read the complete review

by - written on 19/04/09 (Very useful, 144 readings)
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The lust dust eyeshadows now come with a set of three- all needed to create the optimum 'Benefit girl' effect, i.e. to use makeup as a subtle tool to transform your face! I was walking past a counter and the SA offered a free trial, and persuaded me to buy the set in the end! The set comes with a cream, pink and brown colour. They're all very fine with slight shimmers. First she swept the cream colour all over my lid, then the pink in the corners and the brown in my crease. The whole effect creates a sophisticated eye- it looks very fresh and creates a wide-eyed, awake effect. It also almost shows you take pride in your appearance, in the way that ... Read the complete review
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