Benefit Thrrrob Review

I got my Benefit Thrrob Powder ages ago and I'm finally reviewing it for you! YAY! Click here to read my original post about Benefit Thrrob Powder.



I have to give this powder a big Muse approval for purchase as I'm in love with it at the moment!

At first glance I was pretty disappointed for a few reasons. First of all it looks all too similar to the other love of my life, Dandelion, however I soon find out they are quite a deal different from one another. The second reason I was feeling disappointed was the powder was quite sheer when I first opened the box. Huge sighs of grief left my lips when I seen that the powder wasn't as vibrantly pink as I had hoped!



When I seen this on the site I thought for sure this was the answer to my prayers for beautifully flushed cheeks but upon seeing the powder I thought for sure it was another big disappointment from Benefit! However, I take back all my negative thoughts after using it!

The powder is a beautiful silky texture with a touch of shimmer but as I said it's a bit on the sheer side when you're just glancing at it! However, after applying it to my cheeks I was delighted that the shade is deeper on, very beautiful, and natural! I actually tried it sans foundation and I found it gave me a lovely little glow of pink that was truly perfect!

If you're in love with natural looking powders and blushes this would be something you'll want! A little foundation, a little gloss, and some of this will give you a truly fresh, glowing look!



If you're scared of shimmers, glitters, or sparkle you can rest easy as the shimmer in this is very subtle and barely noticeable!

First thing I did when I got this was take out my Dandelion and do the comparisons. I have to say that I do get almost the same look from Dandelion however with Thrrob I noticed that the color is slightly deeper and a bit more pink where as Dandelion is pink yet not as deep. I normally apply Dandelion over my blush and let it work it's magic however I rarely wear it alone where as Thrrob can be used both under or without blush! Although Dandelion can certainly be used on it's own I found that Thrrob gives a much more brighter look rather! I'm not particularly certain that Thrrob is anymore pigmented then Dandelion however it is a bit more vibrant but not overly so!

Thrrob and Dandelion


Where as Dandelion is a soft pale peachy pink, Thrrob is more of a true pink. Thrrob goes on as a reddish pink to me so you're getting that "just out of the cold" look where as Dandelion you get more of a soft, highlighted glow.

Thrrob is $28 USD and available now directly from Sephora or Benefit Cosmetics.

Overall, I can definately give this a go ahead for purchase! I'm really loving it at the moment!

Benefit finally got it right this time and I'm happy to see a product I'm loving by them as it's been ages since I purchased an item that I wasn't a tad disappointed with!

Good job Benefit!

Benefit Thrrob is most definately Muse Approved for purchase!



For a different review about Benefit Thrrob click here to visit Mandy and read her thoughts on this powder!



Click here to read my Benefit Dandelion Review

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