Benefit Non Fiction Liquid Foundation

I have to admit that I'm really not a fan of Benefit Foundation. This is partially because I have sensitive skin and found my skin didn't react well to the product at all. I found the coverage to be uneven and the colour didn't really match my skin tone. I'm a fair complexion and thought that as I love other Benefit products then this would also work for me. Is t me or did anyone else find it to be quite heavy and a little orange? This must be what 1980s makeup as like (sorry Benefit) but it felt quite cheap and I was disappointed as I felt it was a waste of money. When purchasing the product at House of Fraser I found the sale ...  Read the complete review

As you can probably guess from my previous reviews (and the countless times I've said this), I'm very big on beauty products. Whether it's moisturiser to toothpaste to make-up, you name it, I'll try it. In this case, I'll be talking about Benefits Non Fiction Liquid Foundation. I bought this after it being recommended to me by my friend Cheryl (who just happens to work at the Benefit counter in Debenhams). She told me that it gives the 'no make-up effect', which is something that I've always looked for in a foundation. I'm definitely not one of those girls who slaps on orange foundation, then they apply it incorrectly and end up looking like a tango cake. No ...  Read the complete review

For quite a while now I have resisted getting involved with Benefit products. To me it seems like Lush, it has a cult following! I mean my first bath bomb from Lush years ago turned me into an avid follower, like a lamb to slaughter. However, I made a fatal mistake way back with Benefit. I ended up buying and falling in love Benefit 'Jewels' liquid eyeshadow that I found in T.J Hughes for a pound since finding out it is about £13.00 per eyeshadow normally! I then came across a benefit powder eyeshadow for £2.00 and that confirmed how great the brand is. So I'm constantly now on the look out for Benefit products (on the cheap) and this happened with ...  Read the complete review

Benefit's Non Fiction liquid foundation retails at £19.50 and can be found online at benefitcosmetics.co.uk; at larger Boots stores or boots.com and most department stores. This liquid foundation comes in 7 shades that range from very fair to very dark and is meant to be a "no make up" effect foundation, that will add colour to the skin, cover up blemishes, whilst still allowing the skin to look natural and more radiant. The whole concept if this foundation is to give your skin the most natural look possible by being quite sheer but I guess you can build the coverage if you so wish. Whilst the colours are nice and will blend in ...  Read the complete review

Non fiction foundation comes in 10 different shades to suit the majority of different skin tones. My own shade is volume 3 - quite fair but not to light. I went and tried on a few different shades before I bought one, I would recommend you do this too rather than just buy it off the internet. This is a liquid foundation and it is very light and easy to apply either with your finger tips or a stippling foundation brush - not a flat one it won't work also don't use a sponge applicator or it will look awful. It really does give a flawless finish especially if used with a good liquid foundation primer like smashbox. A little goes a long way if you apply it with brush in ...  Read the complete review