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You know, I think this formula of lip wear is my new favourite. These new ‘lacquers’ from Lancome are such a comfortable wear, falling somewhere between a gloss and a gel tint in formula. I have some beautiful nude shades here and one darker colour, but I’ve really fallen for is First Date in a baby pink. I say ‘baby’ but it does deepen on wear (as do all the shades I’ve tried) as the tint aspect beds in.
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In the wear, there is a very light ‘tack’ but nothing like the gloop of a gloss. I honestly think they have a lip smoothing effect (I’ve no press release or ingredients list so it’s hard to know if there is hyaluronic in it but from the feel I think maybe so) and the last is very, very good.
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I’d disagree with the Lancome website description of ‘high shine’ – it’s more of a subtle shine and ideally you’d apply two layers for the best effect. Let the first layer dry off for a moment and then apply the second. If you like an understated lip, the shades I have are perfect for that (and those days when you want to do a deep shade eye and need to balance with less of a lip).
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Shades are: First Date (which is such a good shade for any age – older women shy away from baby pink but I’m telling you it’s a universally flattering shade as you get older), Nuit & Jour (twice – I swatched before realising I have two of the same colour) and Shine Manifesto. They’re £23 each HERE and I’d recommend in a flash.
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