At the end of January, I attended the Glamour Affair blogging event. One of the highlights from the event was when Benefit presented and showed us products that were going to be released. We were introduced to Benefit Puff Off and License To Blot, both have been released and available at Benefit counters now.
Not surprising, Benefit Cosmetics is ultra creative with their product naming and packaging. Benefit Puff Off is an eye gel that helps with reducing the appearance of puffy eyes.
Iron on…puff off! Puffies & creases look “satiny smooth” with our innovative undereye gel. The custom “ironing” tip instantly helps smooth the look of undereye puffies & fine lines. Iron away for a smoother day!
At the blogging event, the Benefit gals were telling us the applicator tip is in the shape of an iron because an iron flattens out creases and that’s what the Puff Off is supposed to do, get rid of the creases and puffiness! The metal tip gives the application a cooling effect and provides a precise application – it can get to hard to reach places. Because the product is in a tube, be careful not to squeeze too firmly otherwise you’ll end up wasting product.
The gel is light weight and absorbs quite quickly into the skin. Puff off is a temporary product and does not prevent puffy eyes or decrease lines, so definitely not an anti-ageing product if that’s what you’re after.
To use the product, squeeze a small amount of product and dab it around under my eye.Then use the iron applicator to spread the product evenly under the eye. Sometimes I use my finders if I’m in a rush. It’s quite a refreshing product and I find it really nice to use in the mornings.
My eyes don’t really get puffy, more dark circles than anything. Oh and sometimes dryness around my eye area and that’s about it. Since I don’t have puffy eyes, I don’t see much of a difference on me. In saying that, I still think this is one of the funkiest products I’ve used in a while.
Have you tried Benefit Puff Off?
Provided was provided in a goodie bag at the Glamour Affair event.
