After swatching this product across several occasions, I finally bought Coralista. In all honesty, it's not worth the $20 CAN I paid for it. The pigment in the gloss is so sheer it may as well be clear on my lips. It has a very short wear time, and as it is a gloss it transfers quite easily.

That said, I like the subtle fruity taste and the texture is incredible - it's like a silky rich balm, rather than a sticky lip gloss.

After going through a 'I love coral' phase, I was eager to find a nice coral lipgloss. Passing by the Benefit counter, my eyes landed on Coralista. "Wow," I thought. "Look at the coral color! It's beautiful." I squeezed a little gloss on my hand. "Oh wow, it's so smooth and ... oily feeling. Oily gloss? this will be wonderful for my lips!!! It will absorb into my lips and keep it conditioned."

But I put down the gloss upon seeing the price. "Too much money," I felt. "Not worth it."

Months fly by as I looked at the gloss and imagined the blissful moments that could be. So I gave in and purchased it.

***2 min after purchase***
In my car, as I put down the gloss and observed the gloss on my lips in my rearview mirror, I frowned at the look of chapped lips smothered in a thick gloss. This was not the look I was going for. I tried moisturizing my lips before putting it on, but then thought, "What's the difference between this gloss and others?" Nothing. Nothing at all.

I have all of these, I got the mini versions of them all for $25 in a set, which is wonderfull bc i am able to try them all out and individually they are expensive. I have to say i love them all. I really love sugarbomb bc it is so pigminted and bella bomba for the sheer watermelon color. color pay off or not, my favorite thing about these is their texture. its unlike any gloss ive had before.. its smooth and almost feels good like it would be good for your lips. i hate sticky glosses bc im more of a chapstick girl.. that being said i love these. after they wear off, my lips feel smoother and softer and i dont feel like i need to run to my chapstick to moisturize. its super nice.
PROS
texture
colors
feeling on lips
moisturizing
non sticky
smooth application

CONS
not super longlasting
price for individule

(again, i got all of them in mini version for $25 at ulta)

Meh. I don't normally give less than rave reviews but I have this gloss in Dandelion and it is depressingly average, a glorified lip balm. I don't have seriously pigmented lips and it doesn't take much for a sheer gloss to show up on me and I am also quite pale so light pinks usually are exactly what I need. I love baby pinks and love the Dandelion blush. Unfortunately, Dandelion is so sheer it packs almost no punch whatsover in the pigment department-I've had clear-ish glosses (philosophy cinnamon buns) show up better on my lips.

The one thing I do like about this gloss and what keeps me using it is the milky, non-tacky formula. It really does feel nice on, but with zero color I wind up using it like a clear balm- it is too light for days when I have makeup on.

I will mark rebuy because I didn't have an allergic reaction and I am using it, and the quality of the formula has made me open to trying some of the darker colors in the line in the hopes they show up.
However, if you are looking for any color in Dandelion at all, you want to think twice about buying it, but I wouldn't kick a free gift or a sample out of bed if you got one.

Another example of how spinoffs of great products can spin straight to nowhere. It’s too bad, really, because I will never stop recommending the BeneFit boxed blushes; they are to lose your mind for--I pitched a fit when Georgia (peach) was discontinued, I’m crossing my fingers that the same won’t happen to Hervana (soft plummy pink mosaic) or Sugarbomb (rosy nude mosaic), and almost nothing looks better on medium-to-olive complexions than a hit of Dallas (dirty plum). But the six companion lip glosses they recently introduced--Dandelion, Coralista, Dallas, Sugarbomb, Bella Bamba and Hoola--were nothing but hype, made even more disappointing by the coattails they rode in on. I swatched them all at Ulta, and there was almost NO pigment going on; they felt nice, but turns out I was much happier with the Beauty Rush glosses up the corridor at Victoria’s Secret. Dallas had the best colour payoff by far, but it didn’t flatter my pasty skin at all. Sugarbomb, on the other hand, looked pretty, but it was a middle-of-the-road pinky-nude shimmer that I can get from any brand at any price. At least being able to test them all in-store saved my butt from wasting money, because half the time I‘m too chicken to just go back and return something, like a big girl.

I was so excited when I heard Benefit were bringing out glosses to go with the boxed powders! My favorite powder is Bella Bamba so I brought the plush gloss of that. It is described as a 'sheer bright watermelon' and I agree - it's a medium pink but not too dark or too bright either - quite natural looking and sheer yet pigmented too. I really like the texture. They feel comfy on my lips, and I like that they’re non-sticky or too thick. It tastes like a watermelon slice, with a hint of vanilla, which is nice and isn't too strong. It stays for about two hours, which is pretty good too.

I have Bella Bamba and Sugarbomb, and I want to go back and grab some other colours.
Well, first of all, this lip glosses are brilliant because they're not sticky at all! Feel very lightweight and smooth. Both glosses have identical smell, so I'm guessing the whole line smells like this, fruity. The payoff in Sugarbomb is much better than in Bella Bamba, you need a bit too much of a gloss to get to the initial bright colour.
I can't say they are very long lasting, but they do their best, and for a non-sticky lipgloss it's a great deal of 2,5-3 hours. But then again, I don't remember getting a better lasting from any other lipgloss (well, except Chanel one).
My main issue with these lip glosses so far is that they absolutely don't work with lipsticks. I wear lipsticks a lot, so the matter of compatibility is quite sensitive here. Frankly, I was very surprised about this, and sometimes I catch myself wondering if the price is not too high for a product like this.

I have both Coralista and Sugarbomb which I purchased as part of a set. The smell is very "peachy" and its non-sticky. Swatched on my hand the colors were very pigmented and gorgeous. However, on my pigmented Asian lips the color for both is very sheer and has little to no pigmentation.

It does look nice layered over a lip stain or lipstick. For the price of the product I found the packaging cheap and would have preferred a do-foot applicator. The lip gloss requires constant reapplication because it wears off quick. I don't find it moisturizing.

Don't get suckered into the hype of having a matching ($18 Canadian) lip gloss to go with their blushes. There are far better and cheaper lip glosses.

Own one in Dallas and I love it. Asides from its slick and non-sticky texture, the colour is amazing. It's a warm rose colour, not anywhere as cool as its powder counterpart, and works for MLBB look. Had I gotten one of the sheerer shades, I might've knocked off one star, but this one is just perfect that it's my new HG.

Amazing! It is not sticky and goes on smooth. I feel like it moisturizes my lips. I have the color "Dallas" and it works pretty well for my light golden skin tone. It's a little bit pricy but well worth it! I encourage everyone who dislikes sticky lip gloss to try it.