Clarins Joli Rouge Lacquer

[productsample] I like the idea of being able to choose my favourite shade lipstick in a different finish. For some reason, it hadn’t occurred to me that Clarins Joli Rouge has eight shades that cross satin, shine, velvet and now lacquer. The penny never dropped although over time I’ve reviewed them all. Or maybe I forgot. But Joli Rouge Lacquer is a very welcome addition, being a balmy textured high shine and perfect for a summery,  juicy lip finish.

Clarins Joli Rouge Lacquer

I was completely convinced that they were going to come in a lip gloss style format – I thought the coloured section was the product, and the lid held the wand. No! They’re a standard lipstick format and the ‘colour’ is actually coloured casing – highly handy for spotting your shade at a glance.

Clarins Joli Rouge Lacquer

This type of formulation is perfect for me – I love shine and love balmy style coverage. For balm styles, these pack a huge colour punch – one application is all you need for the fullest saturation.  I’ve been wearing Grenadine all day (yesterday) and found the last okay (not excellent) for this type, although the shine does dissipate over time.

Clarins Joli Rouge Lacquer

From bottom to top (one swipe only which lets you see how much colour they lay down in a single application): Spicy Chilli, Pop Pink (a new shade across all the finishes), Pink Cranberry, Plum, Nude Brick, Grenadine, Soft Berry and Jolie Rouge. The Lacquers launch on 14th April for £22 each and if you like balm style with a big bang of colour, these are strong performers.


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2 responses to “Clarins Joli Rouge Lacquer”

  1. Cath

    I love the look of these. A balm style with a decent amount of colour is my favourite for everyday wear. I just wish some of the mid-priced and budget ranges would cotton on to this; for such a long time now it’s been virtually impossible to get (at an affordable price for me) anything other than very matte lipstick or those highly saturated, super glossy lip lacquers, neither of which are an easy wear for me any more at 48.

    Something like these in the £10/12 or under range would be very welcome.

    1. Jane

      I agree…. hard to find full saturation balms.

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