Review: Nars Blush and Bronzer - Orgasm and Laguna Duo

NARS' Orgasm and Laguna are some of the most hyped up products on the beauty market. I joined the frenzy and bought the duo so that I could give them a go for myself.

The result? A very expensive habit.

Fake Nars Orgasm Blush

Nars is famous for its amazing range of stunning blushes. Unfortunately, the high price point, and the massive popularity of Nars Orgasm, makes it a perfect target for counterfeiters.

Before you purchase a Nars Orgasm Blush, or to determine whether your blush is an imitation, check out my list of indicators below:

• The blush should come with a plastic protective sleeve inside it.
• The blush’s protective plastic sleeve should say “NARS” and this should be exactly the same size as the “NARS” text written on the front.
• The protective sleeve should show no signs of deformation or bending.
• The new Nars Blush weight is 0.16oz or 4.5g (the box may say 4.8g).

Fake: Benefit Coralista Blush

There has recently been an influx of fake Benefit products being sold on illegitimate websites, on wholesale sites, on Amazon, and on eBay. To make sure that you are paying for the real thing, and not throwing you money away, check out my tips below.

Tips on how to spot a fake Benefit Coralista Blush:

The real Coralista has a matte textured cover. - The fake Coralista has a glossy textured cover.

The real Coralista has a smooth cover. - The fake Coralista has a bumpy cover.

The real Coralista has "benefit" written in normal type. - The fake Coralista has "benefit" written in bold.

The real Coralista reads: "12.0 g Net. Wt. 0.42 oz". - The fake Coralista reads "12.0 g Nef. Wf. 0.42 oz".

The real Coralista has a flat cover. - The fake Coralista has a sticker on the cover.