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I chose the two red lipsticks in the range to review; Coral (left) and Fig (right).
Fig applied. Fig is a sheer browned plum and on my lips, this reads as quite a natural, polished sort of lip shade.
Coral is an orange based red, somewhat brighter than Fig. It's still quite a translucent colour; it doesn't give block coverage, although the colour density is higher than Fig, and it gives more coverage.
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These are £15.50 each, and are a nice option for a cleaner/natural sheer lipstick. Fig is my favourite shade of the two; it's quite hard to find a natural shade that doesn't look too pale or washed out on me and this one works well.Disclosure: PR sample.







They look so smooth.Are they moisturising?
ReplyDeleteHi Odyssey - yes, they're very moisturising - I don't need a balm underneath them at all (actually a balm makes them almost too slippy).
DeleteFig does look quite nice. Color-wise, it appears browner than Ilia Arabian Nights. Is that right? Does it have a similar finish to those Ilia Tinted Lip Conditioners (or whatever they're called)? Thanks for your thoughts on this.
ReplyDeleteHi Sam - Fig is definitely browner and less berry than Ilia Arabian Nights. These are a slightly slippier finish than the Ilia - the Ilia tinted lip conditioners are sheer tints and moisturising but not overly shiny in finish. They are quite similar though.
DeleteFig looks lovely on you!
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteI love coral, it's not too orange and pretty :)
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Hi Nic - thank you :)
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