Tuesday, August 12, 2014

BeneFit Watt's Up Highlight

Recently, I have been enjoying shopping my stash to avoid spending money on unnecessary purchases. This summer I have been really focused on using products that shape, sculpt, and highlight certain points of my face. A product I discovered that has been a well loved highlighter within the blogging community is BeneFit's Watt's Up. I received this sample last year as part of my Birthday Present from Sephora and am wondering why I waited so long to use it!

BeneFit's Watt's Up is a cream to powder champagne highlighter that adds a gorgeous light golden iridescence to the skin. It truly leaves the most gorgeous glowing effect to any high point of your face. 

I like to apply this with my fingers and blend out so I have control over how much procduct is distributed. The full size product does come with a sponge on the other end for blending purposes. I not only like to apply this on the high points of my cheeks and down the center of my nose but I also really love the look of Watt's up on the inner corners of my eyes and brow bones to draw attention to my eyes and brighten them!


6 comments:

  1. Even though you waited awhile to actually use it, I'm so glad you love it. I use this sample sparingly. I love this highlighter just not the price!

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    1. Unfortunately, it is a bit pricey! Sonia Kashuk does have a dupe for it though that is much more affordable - I haven't tried it yet though. It's called Chic Luminosity Highlighter

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  2. I love highlighters too and currently use MAC Soft and Gentle Mineralize powder. This one looks really nice as well! Xo, Alexandra
    Glam O’Clock | Beauty Blog

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    1. I ALWAYS see people using Soft and Gentle - it's a powder I'd really like to try!

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  3. I have this highlighter and love it! It's such a gorgeous colour. It quite easily looks cakey if you put too much on but it means that it'll last so long!

    Rachael at broomfie.blogspot.com

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    1. I haven't experienced any cakey-ness but I usually use a light hand!

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