Night Orchid applied to my lips and in context of the rest of my face. Do please bear in mind that my lips tend to mute colours, and on someone with more pigmented lips this will appear pinker.
Swatched on my hand. Edward Bess Tender Love lipstick on left, Night Orchid lipstick on right. Tender Love is a more rosy/plum shade, to Night Orchid's slightly milky pink with subtle coral undertones.
I definitely find this shade easier to wear in the summertime - it doesn't work for me on my slightly green wintertime complexion.
I'm very excited by the imminent launch of the Edward Bess line in the UK at www.zuneta.com, and there is an event to meet him next Wednesday, 14 July. Zuneta are offering five customers the chance to attend the launch - but the draw is happening tomorrow so you'll need to hurry. Details are here.
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Oooh this is lovely. One I don't have but have been eyeing for a while. Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHi Sabrina - I think it's a more wearable alternative to the Lancome Chris & Tell - it's not so 'Look at these CORAL lips!' if you know what I mean.
ReplyDeleteYou have me very tempted by Forbidden Flower too!
Oooh. Good Luck I hope you get to meet him. I have tender love. Night Orchid is simply beautiful on you!
ReplyDeleteHey Elvira - I have an invite as I've been guest-blogging at the Zuneta magazine. I just hope I can restrain myself from terrifying him!
ReplyDeleteTHAKS Lydia!!!!!! I love both!
ReplyDeleteHope you can go and meet EB and tell us all about him and the line.
so pretty xx
ReplyDeleteAre you going to the launch? I won a place, I am so excited. Absolutely beautiful lipstick, though honestly from the name I was expecting something much darker.
ReplyDeleteI really hope you'll be there, it'll be so lovely to meet you in person.
Jane x
Night Orchid was too warm and bright for me. It looks pretty on you.
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