TWO WOMEN SAY THEY WERE DATE-RAPED.

Byline: - Cecilia Chan

The last two of three women who claim to have been drugged and raped by an heir to the Max Factor cosmetic fortune testified Thursday, with one of the women breaking down in tears as she viewed a 25-minute videotape taken by the defendant of their sexual encounter.

Andrew S. Luster, 37, is charged with 88 counts, including drugging, raping and videotaping his victims. Luster, who sat stoically through the viewing on the second day of his preliminary hearing, faces life in prison if convicted.

All three women disputed the defense claim that they consented to have sex with Luster, or that they agreed to be videotaped.

``I hate him,'' witness Tanya ``Doe'' said tearfully during Thursday's testimony. ``I can't believe he did this.''

Tanya said she was 23 in October 1996 when she met the defendant in a Santa Barbara bar. She testified she willingly drank a shot glass of gamma hydroxy butyrate, which she later learned was the so-called date-rape drug, that Luster poured it for her at his Mussel Shoals home and that she blacked out.

Prosecutors say Luster raped her that night, videotaping the attack, although she recalls nothing of the encounter.

In fact, she testified, she soon moved in with Luster and voluntarily consumed GHB in a lower dose two to four more times. She moved out about three months later, she said.

The defense attempted to portray her as having a bias against Luster, because the defendant won a small claims case against her for money she owed him.

The third woman, Carey ``Doe,'' testified she and Luster also met at a Santa Barbara bar and that she became groggy after drinking from a glass of ice water the defendant gave her.

She testified she went home with Luster, where she consumed two drinks that she claimed the defendant told her had been spiked with GHB. She said she was assaulted three times that night and was powerless to stop him.

``I felt completely violated, waking up next to him without any clothes on,'' she told the court. ``I was humiliated.''

Carey went to police, who searched his house and found the videotapes depicting the attack on Tanya and a third woman, identified only as Shauna. She testified against Luster on Wednesday.

Ventura County Superior Court Judge James Cloninger is presiding over the hearing and is expected to rule Monday on whether Luster should be bound over for trial.