What it is: A clean, handcrafted lipstick with high-impact color and supreme hydration, for all-day wear and care. How it works: Clean color, big impact. This full-coverage lipstick is handcrafted with custom pigments in organic castor oil—giving you four times the intensity with a creamy finish. For a bold, longwearing lip that stays smooth. In a range of ultra-wearable nudes, reds, and berries. What else you need to know: A balanced mix of classic shades including soft nudes, bold reds, and vibrant berries offers a solid block of color with even textures and smooth, creamy finishes. 0.14 oz | 4 g
| Size | 0.14 oz (4 g) |
|---|---|
| Finish | Creamy |
| Coverage | Full |
| Cruelty-Free | Yes |
| Long-Lasting | Yes |
| Fragrance-Free | No |
| Key Ingredients | Organic Castor Seed Oil |
I really enjoy the Ultra Violet color, it's a bold and flattering shade. The formula is very hydrating and feels good on the lips, not drying at all. However, it's not entirely transfer-proof, and I do find myself needing to reapply after coffee or a meal. For a full-coverage lipstick, I was hoping for a bit more longevity without touch-ups, but the overall look and feel are still great.
Amberlight is a pretty nude, but the natural fragrance is a little stronger than I prefer.
I found the long-lasting claim a bit misleading for the Ultra Violet shade. While the initial application is beautiful, it faded considerably after a couple of hours and definitely needed reapplication after eating. The creamy texture is nice, but I need more staying power.
The Wild Aster is such a unique and beautiful berry shade. It has a lovely creamy texture that just glides on without tugging, and the color payoff is fantastic. My lips feel genuinely hydrated and comfortable all day long, which is a big deal for me as they tend to dry out with other lipsticks. I've been looking for a clean lipstick with this kind of performance for a while now.
The Cinnabar provides excellent color saturation and a very creamy finish. There is a light, natural scent which isn't unpleasant, but it's noticeable. I wish it was completely unscented, but the performance is solid.
