https://beautybulletinnew.m-staging.co.za/ https://beautybulletinnew.m-staging.co.za/yardley-supermoist-lipsticks/discussions/784/ https://beautybulletinnew.m-staging.co.za/yardley-supermoist-lipsticks/discussions/784/ This lipstick is SUPER, SUPER pigmented. I can’t exaggerate how pigmented this lipstick is. I’m not sure if it’s super pigmented because of the colour I got it in, or if it’s their whole range of SuperMoist Lipsticks, but the coral lipstick is so pigmented it appears like a neon coral colour on my lips. It’s definitely a first time for me trying such a bright coral lipstick. It is so pigmented that if after I dabbed my lips a few times with tissues, the lipstick colour still stains my lips. I think this is perfect for ladies who love to have stained lips so they can just reapply lipgloss throughout the day. I don’t find this lipstick particularly moisturising, although it definitely does not dry out my lips like some other drugstore lipsticks I have used. I’m very surprised that this lipstick does not bleed (when lipcolour spreads pass the outline of your lips) even though it’s a very bright lipstick, so a lipliner is not needed. I would however recommend you to apply this lipstick with a lip brush as it will help the lipstick get into the crevices of your lips. If you don’t like the matte finish, you could always apply lipgloss over. I like the bright, metallic hot pink packaging this lipstick comes in, but this colour is so pigmented that I feel that it’s not very wearable unless you can pull off really bright lips. I know for my skin tone and facial structure, I do not pull off very bright colours easily. A bright red is pushing it for me already, and I prefer to wear more eyeshadow and emphasize less on the lips. ]]> Tue, 05 Oct 2010 16:17:23 +0000