LIPSTICK QUEEN Shade Shifting Lipstick

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Rust satisfied my quest for a sheer brick red lipstick, and Fire Red is a bright, cherry-ish red that is like a way nicer, more pigmented version of the red Maybelline Baby Lips.

The creamy texture can be built up for an even brighter color and its moisturising formula will keep those lips soft, smooth and full of colour for a long time. I couldn't help smiling at the phrase \”LQ user\”: I think it's fair to describe myself as a lipstick \”user\” as well! Lipstick Queen Sinner Lipstick: Lipstick Queen Red is an excellent colour, and this range of lipsticks stays on my lips more than any other I have tried. Lipstick Queen is one of the few brands I’ve tried that makes color-changing lip products that aren’t gimmicky, but actually flattering. The new Lipstick Queen Shake Shifters are all super hydrating and balmy thanks to Vitamin E and Shea Butter, impart a glossy shine after a few swipes.

I'm tempted by it even though I know I'm not a fan of the Amuse Bouche lipstick and I have quite enough plum lip colors. Active ingredients: Beeswax, castor seed oil, meadowfoam seed and olive oils, shea butter, and more. This is the lipstick of the red carpet, the people, the places and the personalities that glide past the Velvet Rope and into the night. In fact, it looked and felt more like a lip balm thanks to moisturizing ingredients like shea butter and vitamin E.

The flat top and color scheme reminded me of a Flintstones Push Up popsicle, and honestly, the product kind of made me look like I'd just eaten one. Gone are the days of scouring the lipstick counter for a flattering pink shade, because I can keep this in my makeup bag, and know that it always works. The best thing about Lipstick Queen's color-changing lipsticks is the formula, which feels more like a balm than a lipstick. Jojoba and sunflower oil soothed my chapped lips instantly, and I found myself reaching for this tube repeatedly throughout my week. I feel confident in saying that if your lips have any texture at all —any dry patches or lines —you probably won’t be able to wear Black Lace Rabbit on its own.I felt compelled to comment on this post, as I own and really enjoy two LQ lipsticks, both in the Saints formula: Fire Red, and Rust.

The tube was also cute, but it felt slightly less luxurious than the ornate box had led me to expect. I’ve given my beloved berry lipstick collection a rest ever since I went platinum—with the new hair, they just look too severe on me. Swiping this royal purple once will give a sheer purple tint to my lips or add a few more swipes to build into a vibrant bright fuchsia which I really love.You would never think that a green-colored lipstick would actually reveal a pretty pink hue once it graces your lips, but it does!

The color shifted to a rosy pink and because the product is a balm, my lips stayed hydrated for a few hours. But I’ve never claimed to be impervious to makeup gimmicks, and one of LQ’s new lipsticks eventually caught my eye: Black Lace Rabbit, a sheer black with gold sparkles. To be honest, I was skeptical about trying this on, however, it was extremely hydrating, as if I just swiped on a bit of lip balm. Plus, there’s just something so satisfying (and mesmerizing) about smearing a green, yellow or blue lipstick on your lips and watching it turn into a flattering pink, coral, or berry tint. This blue shimmer will make your teeth whiter\” is a gimmick; \”this blue shimmer looks iridescent and cool\” isn't.Lipstick Queen’s products are like Kraft macaroni and cheese served in an 18th-century porcelain dish: there’s a real incongruity between the exquisite packaging and the uninspiring lipstick. Like I’ve said this is super hydrating and flattering (my skin tone ranges from pale to lightly tanned depending on time of year) and the colour is subtle whilst still being obvious you have a lipstick on. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.