Lisa Eldridge Baume Embrace Melting Lip Colour Review

[unpaid/sample] Sorry, but I don’t think I’ve fallen in love so fast with any other lip product as immediately as I’ve fallen for Lisa Eldridge Baume Embrace Melting Lip Colour. Wow. They’re so instantly at home on the lips that they feel like they’ve always been destined to be there.

There are five shades – I have four here to show you. From left to right: Meet Cute, Epanui, Red Curve and Sweet Fig. The reason they feel so instantly compatible with your lip skin is a blend of butters (shea, murumuru and wild mango kernel) combined with jojoba oil and meadowfoam seed oil (one of my favourite ingredients to find in any product) and hydrogenated coco-glycerides which act as both emollient and thickener to perfect the texture. There’s no drag on application – they literally glide over your lips, leaving a trail of colour that gleams and softens.

This is Meet Cute, a light peachy pink which I would swear should not suit me but somehow does. The balms have a very conditioning aspect – your lips will feel and look better for wearing them, even after you’ve taken them off.

This is Epanui – sweetly named for the French word for finding your true, authentic self in a sort of contented and fulfilled kind of way. It’s a mauve stroked pink that I think will suit cool, warm or neutral tones.

This is Red Curve (sorry I’m looking so sleepy – or drunk – I’m neither, I promise!) which is a warm red. It’s immediately my favourite for its similarity to Rene Pink (for non regular readers, the Gucci lip balm that was my favourite ever balm which they discontinued and I’m having a very difficult time getting over it…). They aren’t twins, that’s for sure, but they’re definitely close cousins.

And finally, Sweet Fig, which is a pinkish brown and another suit-all in my view. I love the buttery gleam that these balms give which hit the absolute sweet spot between balm and gloss. I’m favouring them particularly for mid-lifers or the dry of lip because they instantly smooth out the lip skin (my lips are naturally very lined and pretty much always have been – I  look permanently dehydrated even though I’m not) and give them a juicy, lightful plumpness that’s super pretty at every age.  They’re £26 each HERE.

 

 


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8 responses to “Lisa Eldridge Baume Embrace Melting Lip Colour Review”

  1. Dee

    Hi! Closest dupes for these? 26 is a lot and don’t want to splash out if I can get something under a tenner. Thanks!

    1. Jane Cunningham

      I don’t think there are exact dupes because the quality is so high but have a look at Rom&nd Glasting Melting Balms in Superdrug.

  2. Emma

    I’m glad you said these are really good, as I ordered Epanoui before reading your review! Having seen the pics, I might have to get Sweet Fig too. Emma x

    1. Jane Cunningham

      I’m sure you’ll enjoy 🙂

  3. Alex Booth

    Oh Jane these look amazing! I’ve just splashed out on a YSL Love Shine but very very tempted by one of these too xx

    1. Jane Cunningham

      They truly are lovely 🙂

  4. Nazneen

    I always trust your lip reviews as I hate anything drying or tacky. All these look gorgeous on you but I am really eyeing up the only one they didn’t send you, Metropolis, though I must own every berry lip shade that could exist ten times over!!

    1. Jane Cunningham

      I know – I’d love to see that one too! But swatches and pics are great on Lisa’s website so you should be able to see from there if it’s for you.

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