Review and Swatches of ColourPop Ultra Satin And Ultra Matte Lip

Hey lippies,

My today's post is dedicated to all lipstick obsessed pretty gals! Do you know what's the post about? Yup! I'm here talking about my latest obsession- Colourpop! Lately, I've purchased three liquid lipsticks, two from their Ultra Satin Lip range and one from Ultra Matte Hello Kitty range.

 

 

Nowadays, I'm seeing that every brand is coming out with their liquid lipstick version. Honestly, I am crazy about liquid lipsticks. And I stock up like insane. I love the dry, flat matte finish of the liquid lipsticks. They are super long wearing too. So, if you are also crazy about liquid lippers, this post is for you and you only.

 

I have purchased the two from Ultra Satin Lip range are Lumere 2 and London Fog and one from Ultra Matte Hello Kitty range Ribbon. 

 

The Product Review:

 

What I love about the lipsticks, that they are super dry and give 100% matte finish with a bit powdery look. The lipsticks are weightless, you will just forget after wearing. You can glide on smoothly with intense pigmentation what my pigmented lips badly need. But, don't forget to apply fast, as they dry within 30 seconds. Try to give one go, instead of trying layer. If you think them too dry, use lip balm underneath or gloss on the top. They've very mild scent that is negligible. And the most desirable fact is the products are Cruelty-free.

LONDON FOG

 

LUMERE 2

 

 

RIBBON

 

 

Packaging :

The packaging looks high-end. The lipsticks come in transparent plastic tubes with doe-foot applicator which I feel very easy to use. These applicators work well to glide on the lips.

Price : $6 for 0.11 oz. I bought from an Insta store at INR 600.

The Swatches:

 

Swatches under sunlight

 

 

The swatches from right to left respectively are RIBBON, LUMERE2 and LONDON FOG.

If you want to buy them, you can go to their website colourpop.com or from the Instastore cosmetic2492.

 

Which shade do you like the most? Have you ever used any from ColourPop brand? 

 

Thanks for reading.

Shreemayee Chattopadhyay.