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Whether you want bold, look-at-me-lips or a stripped down nude, our so-sexy lipsticks range from your lips but better to full on troublemaker

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    Full-On™ Plumping Lip Matte

    Plumping, Pigment-rich, Velvety matte.

    $25.00
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    Magenta Maven

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    Full-On™ Satin Lipstick

    Creamy, satin lipstick , rich color.

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    Keep It Spicy Full-On™ Plumping Lip Matte - Cranberry Smash

    Cranberry scented, limited-edition shade.

    $25.00
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    Keep It Spicy Full-On™ Plumping Lipstick - Candy Apple

    Apple pie scented limited-edition shade.

    $25.00

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FULL-ON™ SATIN LIPSTICK

It’s your all-in-one power pout: fully loaded color hydrates and smooths in a single swipe. 

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A creamy satin lipstick with custom curved bullet for a controlled precision application, that provides rich color in one swipe, and contains lip-caring ingredients for softer, smoother and more hydrated lips.

Lipstick Frequently Asked Questions

How to Find the Right Lip Color:

Finding the right lip color involves considering your skin undertone and personal preferences. If you have warm undertones, shades like corals, warm reds, and earthy tones may complement your complexion. Cool undertones may look great in berry shades or cool-toned pinks. Experimenting with different shades can help you discover what suits you best.

How to Choose Lip Color:

When choosing a lip color, consider your skin's undertone, the occasion, and your personal style. Cool undertones often pair well with cooler shades, while warm undertones can lean towards warmer hues. Neutral tones are versatile and can work with various undertones.

How to Choose Lip Color for Skin Tone:

To choose lip color for your skin tone, start by identifying your undertone (warm, cool, or neutral). For warm undertones, opt for shades with warm undertones like corals and warm reds. Cool undertones can gravitate toward cooler shades like berries and pinks. Experiment with different shades to see what enhances your complexion.

What Lip Color Is Best for My Skin Tone:

The best lip color for your skin tone depends on your undertone. Warm undertones often suit warm shades like corals and earthy tones, while cool undertones can rock cool-toned pinks and berries. Neutral undertones can pull off a wide range of shades.

How to Match Lip Liner to Lipstick:

Matching lip liner to lipstick involves selecting a liner shade that closely matches your lipstick or is slightly darker. This ensures a seamless blend between the liner and lipstick for a cohesive lip look.

How to Choose Lipstick Color Online:

When choosing lipstick color online, check for swatches and reviews. Some websites and beauty apps offer virtual try-on tools, allowing you to see how a lipstick shade looks on your own photo or a model with a similar skin tone.

How to Blend Lip Liner and Lipstick: Blend lip liner and lipstick by first lining and filling in your lips with the liner. Then, apply lipstick over the liner, using a lip brush or directly from the tube. Gently blend the two products together along the edges for a smooth and polished finish.

How to Apply Lip Liner and Lipstick:

Begin by outlining your lips with lip liner, following your natural lip shape or slightly overlining if desired. Fill in your lips with the liner for better color longevity. Apply lipstick over the liner, blot with a tissue, and use a concealer brush to clean up the edges for a refined look.

How Will This Lipstick Look on Me:

To get an idea of how a lipstick will look on you, consider your skin undertone and select shades that complement it. Swatch the lipstick on your wrist or try it at a makeup counter. Some brands and apps offer virtual try-on tools to visualize lipstick shades on your lips.

What Is Lipstick Made Of:

Lipstick typically contains a blend of ingredients, including waxes, oils, pigments, and sometimes additional components like emollients, antioxidants, and fragrances. These ingredients create the lipstick's texture, color, and performance.

How to Apply Lipstick:

To apply lipstick, start by preparing your lips with lip balm or exfoliation for a smooth canvas. Use the lipstick tube or a lip brush to apply the color evenly to your lips, starting at the center and moving outward. Blot your lips with a tissue to remove excess product and ensure long-lasting wear.

What Color Lipstick Should I Wear:

The ideal lipstick color varies based on your skin undertone, personal style, and the occasion. Warm undertones often suit warm shades, cool undertones pair well with cool tones, and neutral undertones can wear a broad range of colors. Experimenting with different shades can help you find your favorites.

Is Lipstick a Liquid According to TSA:

Lipstick is typically considered a solid or cream rather than a liquid by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). You can usually carry lipstick in your carry-on without any issues. However, it's always a good idea to check the latest TSA guidelines for any updates or changes.

How to Remove Lipstick:

To remove lipstick, use a makeup remover, micellar water, or a gentle cleansing wipe. Apply the product to a cotton pad or tissue and gently wipe away the lipstick. For stubborn or long-wearing formulas, consider using a lip-specific makeup remover.

Can You Use Eyeshadow as Lipstick:

While you can technically use eyeshadow as lipstick in a pinch, it's not recommended for regular use. Eyeshadows often contain ingredients that are not safe for ingestion or for use on the lips. Lipstick and eyeshadow have different formulations for their respective purposes.

How to Fix Broken Lipstick:

To fix a broken lipstick, place the broken piece back in its original tube if possible. Gently heat the lipstick with a hairdryer for a few seconds to soften it. Carefully press the broken piece back onto the base and refrigerate the lipstick for a few hours to set it back into shape.

Can You Use Lipstick as Blush:

Yes, you can use lipstick as blush in a pinch. Dab a small amount of lipstick onto your cheeks and blend it quickly using your fingertips. This can give your cheeks a coordinating flush of color. Be sure to blend thoroughly for a natural appearance.

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