Benefit Highbeam/Sunbeam
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Re: Benefit Highbeam/SunbeamI have Moonbeam, Highbeam AND Sunbeam!
It depends on your skin tone and the look you want to achieve
Moonbeam- neutral or all skin tones
- gives a silvery glow, perfect for with metallic makeup, smokey eyes or any look which pronounces the eyes.
Highbeam- again works with all skin tones but perfect for pink toned skin (if you blush easily!)
-this works for the natural, no makeup look or even just a day to day makeup look. I use this when my makeup is soft and blended.
Sunbeam- works best with warm, yellow toned or slightly tanned skin tones
-I am very pale so unless I use bronzer, this looks very artificial on me
-this works best for your kinda sunkissed look, it gives you a very healthy, outdoorsy, just back from holidays look!
All of them can be applied in the same way. The bottle gives some instructions but I usually stroke the brush right underneath my eyebrow to open up my eye, apply 3 dots on my cheekbones and blend and then two dots on my nose to slim it. You can also put it on your jaw line or down the sides of your face to slim and define it hope this helps!
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Re: Benefit Highbeam/Sunbeambefore you fork out on one of them, i'd recommend getting mememe's version of sunbeam and moonbeam to see what colours you want best or if you can just make do with them
cheap as chips and available in superdrug
they're such great dupes -
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Re: Benefit Highbeam/SunbeamI am jealous of your make up collection! Thanks this post was really really helpful especially how to apply as well(Original post by La_Mignonne)
I have Moonbeam, Highbeam AND Sunbeam!
It depends on your skin tone and the look you want to achieve
Moonbeam- neutral or all skin tones
- gives a silvery glow, perfect for with metallic makeup, smokey eyes or any look which pronounces the eyes.
Highbeam- again works with all skin tones but perfect for pink toned skin (if you blush easily!)
-this works for the natural, no makeup look or even just a day to day makeup look. I use this when my makeup is soft and blended.
Sunbeam- works best with warm, yellow toned or slightly tanned skin tones
-I am very pale so unless I use bronzer, this looks very artificial on me
-this works best for your kinda sunkissed look, it gives you a very healthy, outdoorsy, just back from holidays look!
All of them can be applied in the same way. The bottle gives some instructions but I usually stroke the brush right underneath my eyebrow to open up my eye, apply 3 dots on my cheekbones and blend and then two dots on my nose to slim it. You can also put it on your jaw line or down the sides of your face to slim and define it hope this helps!
It inspired me to go out and buy high beam today as i really do have quite pink toned pale skin. Thanks for your advice I'm sure I'll love it!
Thanks this also inspired me to go buy it(Original post by CLARA_)
I have Highbeam! An amazing product and perfect for the summer! I apply on the tops of my cheeks and it really brightens my face up, definitely worth the money
can't wait to try it!!
Awesome thanks(Original post by Candesense)
I have highbeam, moonbeam and sunbeam. I think they are great products.
This was posted from The Student Room's Android App on my GT-I9100
damn wish I'd read this earlier went out and bought high beam! I might try this another time though thanks(Original post by Laura1234567890)
before you fork out on one of them, i'd recommend getting mememe's version of sunbeam and moonbeam to see what colours you want best or if you can just make do with them
cheap as chips and available in superdrug
they're such great dupes
