
Benefit’s The Porefessional License To Blot


For most, the effected areas would be the T-Zone, chin and maybe the side of your nose, and the triangular shape of the stick is designed to get in the nook and cranny. The results are similar to Agent Zero Shine except you get a completely matte finish rather than a powdery matte.
The POREfessional License To Blot launches in June and retails for £15.50 at Benefit beauty counters and online.

Please check out my other Benefit POREfessional reviews:
The POREfessional Agent Zero Shine
The POREfessional Primer
Something like this would definitely lift my foundation off, I get extremely oily in the T-Zone area, but it sounds like an interesting product and worth a try underneath my makeup! x
Just Little Things
Love the concept of this! I'm a big fan of the original Porefessional, so this one sounds interesting x
Always, Alice
This is a really intriguing concept! I'd love to give it a try one day 😀
hellomissjordan.com xx
As much as I love porefessional, I can't see myself buying this because I'd rather just dab a bit of powder on my nose xo
Jenny | That Northern Gal
Hmm, interesting concept. I'd be curious to try the blotting stick, but more so still need to get on that Porefessional bandwagon!!
Natalie / Salt & Sail
I think you're right, I would definitely pat/dab this if going over makeup as otherwise it's just gonna smear your makeup around surely? Especially if like me you get a shiny face.
I still think blotting sheets will work better as they rarely mess up your make up… For now I'll stick to my trusty sheets!
I use blotting paper but I'm intrigued by the idea of this. Might just give it a go.
Laura x
I love the Porefessional, the original product, can't wait to try the other ones 🙂
Ana, A Policromia
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I'm not sure about the sound of this. To be honest if it's going to mess with your makeup when applying over the top them it seems a little pointless as otherwise it would be a primer to apply beforehand, the same as Porefessional. I'd be interested in giving it a try, as I do suffer from an oily chin that shifts my makeup around, but I wouldn't want to pay £15 for it (although I'm actually surprised it's that reasonably priced for Benefit) x
Becky @ The Little Blog of Beauty