[unpaid/sample] The texture of the Posh lipsticks reminds me a lot of Hourglass – it’s that same barely there glide that deposits instant colour.
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I’m happy that these have some shine to them that allows light to the lips. They’re a mix of waxes and oils which accounts for the softness – rosehip, coconut and avocado are all stellar players for nourished lips, as well as a pomegranate/jojoba element for extra smoothing. You will not feel a hint of dryness after using these. My lips go dry at the sound of breeze, never mind new lipstick formulas, and there is not a trace of that dry feeling – personally, I’d classify them as conditioning lipsticks.
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They feel nicely weighty in the hand thanks to the metal casings, but the bullets are slender and account for only about half the length of the case. There are 9 shades, all in a neutral palette apart from one bright red shade called Pop.
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From bottom to top: Pop, Pixi, Sway and Pout. Sway is my favourite – it’s a flattering pinky/brown that is almost an exact match to my natural lip colour so I get an amplification without looking ‘made up’. They’re pricy at £34 each HERE but do feel more special than your every day lippie. Oh, I should mention that Pixi, the red shade, is quite blue toned to my eye – I think it looks orange toned in the swatch.
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