Benefit They’re Real Colour Push Up Liner

Benefit They’re Real Colour

Remember the launch of Benefit They’re Real Push Up Liner? Guess what’s coming in July. Colour versions of the same liner, which incidentally, turned out to be the UK’s no.1 selling eye liner for 2014. Based on that alone, it’s got to be good news that a colour line extension is on its way.

Benefit They're Real Colour
Benefit They’re Real Colour

The line-up of the Benefit They’re Real Colour Push Up Liners is: Beyond Blue, Beyond Green, Beyond Purple, Beyond Brown and the final shade in the swatch is the existing matte black shade. If you’ve already used Benefit They’re Real Push Up Liners then you’ll know that the nib is flexible and by turning the bottom of the pen, semi-liquid colour oozes out. They all come with a little orange stopper – my learning is don’t throw that stopper away! It’s what keeps the formula soft and flexible.

Benefit They’re Real Colour Mascara

Along with the Benefit They’re Real Colour Push Up Liners are two coloured mascaras – one blue and one brown. Personally, I think the brown is a little bit too light but if you’re a blonde lash gal then it’s going to be just about perfect.

Benefit They’re Real Colour Mascara

As you can see in the picture, Beyond Blue Mascara is verrrrry blue! These launch in July at the same time as the Benefit They’re Real Colour Push Up Liners. Liners are £18.50 and the Mascara is £19.50. Hurry up, July!


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10 responses to “Benefit They’re Real Colour Push Up Liner”

  1. A Rum

    what does the push up liner DO that is different to your regular liner?

    1. Jane

      Well, the flexible nib has a rectangular opening at the end so in theory it should be easier to apply liner in a straight or more accurate line. It does help, I have to say, but I’d still argue you need a certain degree of liner ability in the first place.

  2. Oh my! I was thinking about trying out the push up liner, maybe I should wait until the coloured versions come out!

    Also that brown mascara, I’m gonna need to buy it! (although the They’re Real Mascara is not really my favourite… might as well try it though :p )

    Love, Charline | Charline Has a Blog

  3. Donna

    I am blond so really glad to see a brown version of this mascara.

  4. Oh this is a very interesting release. I’m not the biggest fan of the They’re Real range but these look good!xx

  5. TraceyFaceUpBeauty

    I never did get on with the Push-Up Liner. It flaked for me and I found it impossible to draw a straight line with. The one plus point was its staying power – it doesn’t budge! Give me a gel liner with a precision brush any day. I ended up throwing the Benefit product in the bin, something I rarely ever do. Tx

  6. There’s a lot of things I like about the 1980s but the blue mascara should never have come back.

  7. Karen

    Jane, on the swatches of the liner – they look kind of lumpy and not very smooth. What did you think of them, can they be slightly lumpy?
    thanks

    1. Jane

      Hi Karen.. you’re right.. on the arm swatches they didn’t come out as smoothly as you’d expect – I went over again on the lid (I tried the brown shade) and it was actually fine. I’d also imagine that in the summer when they launch, the entire product will come out much more smoothly than in my freezing kitchen. Having used the original Push Up, there was never an issue with it being lumpy.

  8. Becky

    Although these are pretty out of my price range at the moment I’m disappointed there isn’t a plum They’re Real. I love the plum BADgal mascara as it’s slightly unusual but not really out there so I’d have loved to see the same colour in They’re Real x

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