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Fleur love
ColourPop Fleur Love Fresh Kiss Lip Cream ($8.00 for 0.24 oz) is a medium dark rosy mauve with subtle cool undertones and a satiny sheen.
- Covering color transfer in one coat
- Creamy, smooth consistency that feels light and non-sticky
- Apply evenly and spread easily without emphasizing the lip structure
- Long-lasting (5 hours), lightly to moderately moisturizing
CONTINUE READING: Formula overview for details on general performance and properties (such as fragrance).
These are the dupes that the editor has drawn but not yet rated and officially submitted.
- Makeup Geek Old Soul (P, $12.00).
- Urban Decay Backtalk (DC, $18.00).
- Urban Decay 66 (LE, $18.00).
- Pat McGrath Modern Woman (P, $38.00).
- Salt Lyfe Tart (P, $21.00).
- Bite Beauty Bull (LE, $26.00).
- Urban Decay Backtalk (P, $19.00).
- Tom Ford Beauty Vervain (P, $55.00).
- Make Up Forever M206 (DC, $22.00).
- Sephora Spiked (65) (P, $8.00).
formula overview
$8.00/0.24oz. – $33.33 per ounce
The formula is said to be a “hybrid” product that has the “color of a lipstick with the care of a lip balm” in a “creamy matte finish.” They described the cover as “buildable”. They feature a flexible doe-foot applicator with a rounder side and a more slanted triangular side (the latter has worked well for getting sharper color lines).
The product had semi-opaque to opaque coverage in a single swipe of the product, although one could certainly use only one side of the applicator product to achieve a more transparent, more buildable coverage if desired.
The consistency was mousse-like with an airy, velvety-smooth feel that made it easy to spread on my lips and comfortable to wear. It wasn’t sticky, but there was a bit of adhesion without the stickiness, the kind I tend to find with velvetier, more silicone-heavy formulas like this one.
It has a creamier finish that wears off to a soft matte finish after an hour or two. They don’t dry out completely, so they’re not abrasion-resistant or ultra-long-lasting. They lasted between four and six hours, with deeper, more reddish shades tending to last the longest and leave light stains. They were slightly moisturizing over time. There seemed to be no smell or taste.
They’re much lighter and initially less “wet” to the touch than the brand’s previous Ultra Satin formula. The Ultra Satin formula adhered better and lasted a very long time, and while it wasn’t transfer resistant initially, it was more transfer resistant after an hour or two of wear.
Browse all color samples of our ColourPop Fresh Kiss Lip Crème.
ingredients
I love that
ColourPop I Heart That Fresh Kiss Lip Cream ($8.00 for 0.24 oz) is a slightly muted medium pink with subtle warm undertones and an off-white finish.
- Covering color transfer in one layer
- Creamy, smooth consistency that feels light and non-sticky
- Apply evenly and spread easily without emphasizing the lip structure
- Long-lasting (4.5 hours), lightly to moderately moisturizing
CONTINUE READING: Formula overview for details on general performance and properties (such as fragrance).
These are the dupes that the editor has drawn but not yet rated and officially submitted.
- MAC 2 Truths and a Lie (LE, $19.00).
- NARS Sweet Disposition (P, $34.00).
- MAC Wagasa Swivel (LE, $19.00).
- MAC You Wouldn’t Get It (P, $19.00).
- ColourPop Little Tings (LE, $7.00).
- MAC Chatterbox (P, $19.00).
- MAC Feeling Fizzy (LE, $19.00).
- ColourPop Big Break (P, $7.00).
- Milani, I’m Fabulous (P, $6.99).
- ColourPop Dilly-Dally (P, $7.00).
formula overview
$8.00/0.24oz. – $33.33 per ounce
The formula is said to be a “hybrid” product that has the “color of a lipstick with the care of a lip balm” in a “creamy matte finish.” They described the cover as “buildable”. They feature a flexible doe-foot applicator with a rounder side and a more slanted triangular side (the latter has worked well for getting sharper color lines).
The product had semi-opaque to opaque coverage in a single swipe of product, although one could certainly use only one side of the applicator product to achieve a more transparent, more buildable coverage if desired.
The consistency was mousse-like with an airy, velvety-smooth feel that made it easy to spread on my lips and comfortable to wear. It wasn’t sticky, but there was a bit of adhesion without the stickiness, the kind I tend to find with velvetier, more silicone-heavy formulas like this one.
It has a creamier finish that wears off to a soft matte finish after an hour or two. They don’t dry out completely, so they’re not abrasion-resistant or ultra-long-lasting. They lasted between four and six hours, with deeper, more reddish shades tending to last the longest and leave light stains. They were slightly moisturizing over time. There seemed to be no smell or taste.
They’re much lighter and initially less “wet” to the touch than the brand’s previous Ultra Satin formula. The Ultra Satin formula adhered better and lasted a very long time, and while it wasn’t transfer resistant initially, it was more transfer resistant after an hour or two of wear.
Browse all color samples of our ColourPop Fresh Kiss Lip Crème.
ingredients
Off to Paris
ColourPop Off to Paris Fresh Kiss Lip Cream ($8.00 for 0.24 oz) is a light to medium pink with neutral undertones and almost greyish tinge paired with an off-white finish.
- Covering color transfer in one coat
- Creamy, smooth consistency that feels light and non-sticky
- Apply evenly and spread easily without emphasizing the lip structure
- Long-lasting (4 hours), lightly to moderately moisturizing
CONTINUE READING: Formula overview for details on general performance and properties (such as fragrance).
These are the dupes that the editor has drawn but not yet rated and officially submitted.
- Bite Beauty Cane (DC, $24.00).
- Makeup Geek BFF (P, $12.00).
- Smashbox Hideout (P, $21.00).
- ColourPop Meme Maker (LE, $9.00).
- MAC Friend Like Me (LE, $20.00).
- ColourPop Tiny Chum (LE, $7.00).
- MAC The Pinkprint (LE, $19.00).
- Smashbox Mauve (P, $21.00).
- Smashbox just press play (P, $21.00).
- MAC Medium Rare (DC, $21.00).
formula overview
$8.00/0.24oz. – $33.33 per ounce
The formula is said to be a “hybrid” product that has the “color of a lipstick with the care of a lip balm” in a “creamy matte finish.” They described the cover as “buildable”. They feature a flexible doe-foot applicator with a rounder side and a more slanted triangular side (the latter has worked well for getting sharper color lines).
The product had semi-opaque to opaque coverage in a single swipe of product, although one could certainly use only one side of the applicator product to achieve a more transparent, more buildable coverage if desired.
The consistency was mousse-like with an airy, velvety-smooth feel that made it easy to spread on my lips and comfortable to wear. It wasn’t sticky, but there was a bit of non-tacky adhesion, the kind I tend to find with more velvety, silicone-heavy formulas like this one.
It has a creamier finish that wears off to a soft matte finish after an hour or two. They don’t dry out completely, so they’re not abrasion-resistant or ultra-long-lasting. They lasted between four and six hours, with deeper, more reddish shades tending to last the longest and leave light stains. They were slightly moisturizing over time. There seemed to be no smell or taste.
They’re much lighter and initially less “wet” to the touch than the brand’s previous Ultra Satin formula. The Ultra Satin formula adhered better and lasted a very long time, and while it wasn’t transfer resistant initially, it was more transfer resistant after an hour or two of wear.
Browse all color samples of our ColourPop Fresh Kiss Lip Crème.
ingredients
