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Akruti A.

Jul 5, 2011

Akruti A.

Hey guys!

I'm going to get the new Benefit Cha Cha Tint tomorrow and am so excited, I've wanted a non-pink tint to come out for ages!

However I was just wondering (this might be a slightly silly question) whether the stains could cause to an extent, permanent stains? E.g. for something like the original Benetint, it's so pigmented and it really penetrates the skin for it to stay. If someone was to use this a lot could it cause a little bit of permanent staining?

(I ask this because I've seen it happen to girls who wear fake tan lotions a lot!)

Thanks in advance! ^_^

Mai L.

Jul 6, 2011

Mai L.

No they wouldn't, your skin makes new cells so often and you can exfoliate everything away. They don't penetrate deep enough to stain

Nadia N.

Jul 7, 2011

Nadia N.

No they don't permanently stain they do leave a bit of a stain but it comes off pretty easily especially when you wear it with a lip balm.

Akruti A.

Jul 7, 2011

Akruti A.

Ah thanks guys, I know it was a little silly but the thought of orange stains is awful ha! X

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