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dh****Combination SkinSensitive SkinRecommendedSep 19, 2022The color is a gorgeous dusky pink - not too dark or bright. Thanks to its moisturizing formula, it's versatile enough for frequent use. I love how it feels lightweight yet hydrating. And the design... oh my goodness, it's so beautiful I simply couldn't resist buying it! Personally, I found the lack of staining a bit disappointing. Compared to regular tints, it doesn't leave much color behind. As a result, it wears off after drinking water a few times, so the longevity is somewhat lacking. Also, the applicator wand is a bit short, which makes it slightly inconvenient to use. - po*****Dry SkinWrinkles/ElasticityEnlarged PoresRecommendedFeb 11, 2022
Appearance: I've always wanted to try Colette due to its luxurious look, and it truly is beautiful. I love that it's transparent, allowing you to see the color right away. I'll need to be careful not to drop it though, as it seems fragile. Applicator: The applicator is short, matching the compact body, with an angled tip. Texture: The formula applies thinly and transparently, leaving a glossy finish! It's not highly pigmented due to the thin application. Color: I bought shade 4 Pruneséchée, which means 'dried plum'! Some say it's a common color, but among cool-toned lip products, it's one of the coolest. It doesn't really give off a plum vibe though. Cool-toned folks probably all have a shade like this, right? Similar to Rom&nd's Funky Melon. I'll post color comparisons soon! I think it's great for daily wear! It's not fluorescent bright, but it suits well without drawing too much attention. I recommend it for those with light undertones. Transfer: Despite its glossy finish, it doesn't transfer as much as I expected. Oh, the manufacturer is Cosmax? Scent: The scent is like... new packaging? It has that 'new product' smell. I can't describe it any other way! Staining: It does stain, but it's not water-resistant, so it comes off easily. Price: I believe it used to be even more expensive, but they seem to have realized and lowered the price. I bought it for around $9 with free shipping after searching for the best deal. I probably wouldn't buy it at full price. - he********Dry SkinSensitive SkinBrightening/Dark SpotsEnlarged PoresRecommendedOct 13, 2021
✓ Suitable for fair skin tones 17-21 ✓ Addresses redness, blemishes, and pore concerns ✓ Perfect for very dry skin in winter/spring, and dry skin year-round ✓ Color: It's a vibrant fuchsia pink. When I first saw the color, it reminded me of MAC's All Fired Up. It definitely has a lovely plum-like azalea hue that really pops. ✓ Application: Usually, I avoid glow products because they tend to be sticky and slippery. However, this one adheres well to the skin. The more you blend it, the more the glow effect diminishes, and it settles into the skin beautifully. I also appreciate that the tacky feeling doesn't linger. ✓ Packaging: The glass bottle gives it an elegant and attractive appearance. ✓ Longevity: It seems to last longer than Baume de Prune. This might be due to its more intense color. ✓ Scent: The fragrance is a bit off-putting. There's a slight chemical smell. I also own Colette lipstick, but this scent wasn't present in the lipstick at all. ✓ Price: When I bought it in early spring, it was quite pricey, but now it's often on sale. Personally, I find myself reaching for Baume de Prune more often. Its lighter, more natural color makes it a great daily option. I use Prune Sèche more sparingly, applying it to the inner parts of my lips due to its deeper shade. The color itself is absolutely stunning.
