Tinted Lip & Cheek Stain
Benefit
Benefit Tinted Lip & Cheek Stain is a blush that retails for $30.00 and contains 0.42 oz. ($71.43 per ounce). There are 5 shades in our database, which you can select from in the View a Shade dropdown menu below or jump to these sections: Review, or Description.
The average rating based on all reviewed shade(s) in this formula is shown below.
Smooch-proof & smudge-proof, our sheer stain has a natural finish that will leave you looking deliciously vibrant for hours.
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Reader Reviews
Based on 2 Reviews, 54 Quick Reviews
The Good: Long-wearing (18), Smooth (12), Easy To Apply (9), Travel-friendly (9), Great Value (7), Blendable (5), Creamy (4)
The In-Between: Buildable (18), Sheer (11), Natural (11), Highly Pigmented (6), Scented (4), Thin (3)
The Bad: Hard To Blend (14), Hard To Apply (10), Fades (4), Uneven (1), Too Little Product (1)
2 Written Reviews
By Kat 6 years ago.
I'm not a fan off this lip and cheek tint. First I used this on my cheeks. I find this is too sheer, you really have to build it up. But by building it up it sort of forms an odd texture on my cheeks. I blend and blend but then it just all comes off, weird. So hard to work with. I then decided maybe its more of a lip product, but it doesn't even show on my lips. Not to mention the taste! I know you not supposed to eat it, but it takes a while to dry and then when I licked my lips- oh dear god just don't do that! It smells so badly like chemicals. Such a disappointment. It really is a shame because I love the colour. Its so pretty and pink and girly, a lovely cool toned pink, my kinda shade. when I swatched it on my arm in store, it looked so good. A pricey mistake to make.
By Tamara 6 years ago.
This gorgeous coral is my absolute favourite of the Benefit tints.That said, I don't much enjoy it on the lips as I find that the colour doesn't wear particularly well. On the cheeks is an entirely different story though - love it!While I do enjoy the look of the packaging, I find the nail polish style brush to be quite useless. I prefer to swipe some onto a palette or spatula and then apply to the face with a kabuki brush in a patting motion. Best way to achieve an even blend and smooth finish in my experience.