NYX has so many cult favorite lip products, and I finally got the chance to try the NYX Lip Lingerie line! There are 24 shades of nudes and these are the perfect products to get that Kardashian full lip look! I have two shades today that I will show you swatches of and review the formula of the product!
Packaging
The packaging is in a classic clear tube with a black cap. It’s a pretty classic NYX design that’s simple and black and white. The applicator is a sponge tip that is typical of liquid lipsticks. The first thing I noticed was that these are highly pigmented! Even the light shade had full coverage over my lips. I have pretty pigmented lips so I was very impressed by how these colors showed up.
The lighter shade is 19 Dusk to Dawn and is a beige with a coral undertone. I usually dislike light shades on me and this was no exception. The color just washed me out and I also find lighter shades to be less forgiving on dry flakes.
The shade that I’m obsessed with is 17 Seduction and I recently mentioned it as part of my Back to School Essentials list. It is a very wearable brown with hints of red! It is the perfect fall color and definitely makes my teeth look whiter. I find the formula to actually be creamier than the lighter shade and camouflages any imperfections on the lips.
Left: 17 Seduction Right:19 Dusk to Dawn
Demo
When you first apply these, the formula is very creamy and feels moisturizing. It will dry down in a few minutes and remain quite comfortable. What I was really surprised about was how transfer-proof it is! Once it dried down, I brushed my finger across my lips and noticed that none of the color came off! I then gave the back of my hands a light kiss and again none of the color came off! It does still feel a bit tacky when you purse your lips even after it dries.
The finish of these lipsticks are more of a soft matte, and sometimes even satin finish. I have pretty dry skin so I actually like when my makeup is dewy. I like the slightly creamy finish on these as opposed to super matte lipsticks.
