My Very First Pat Mcgrath Lipstick
So for my birthday I got my very first Pat Mcgrath lipstick which is part of lip fetish collection and I got 524 passion flower.
Pat McGrath Passion Flower is a slightly warm-toned, light-medium coral with a natural finish. It is a permanent lip balm that retails for £35.00 and contains 0.12 oz.
Pat McGrath Passion Flower Lip Fetish Sheer Colour Lip Balm (£35.00 for 0.12 oz.) is a medium pink with warm undertones and a natural sheen. It appeared like a lighter, peachy-coral in the tube, but it was significantly pinker swatched as well as on, and it left a strong, pink stain behind (on my arm as well as my lips). It had semi-sheer pigmentation that applied evenly and smoothly across my lips. It had a lightweight consistency that was lightly creamy but not thin or too slippery on my lips, though it wasn't as smoothing as other shades in the range. The colour stayed on well for four hours and was hydrating while I wore it.
The new Sheer Colour finish on the Lip Fetish Lip Balm formula is designed to have a "tease of colour" with a "lightweight veil of hydration." The balm has a smooth consistency that glided across my lips without tugging but did not feel overly slippery or wet like some balm-like formulations can.
I felt like this made it easier to apply them evenly and had them wear decently--anywhere from two to four hours--and I found that a couple of them stained my lips lightly (most notably, Passion Flower looked significantly pinker on my lips, and it also stained my hand pink when I tried swatching it again to verify!).
I found the formula to be moderately moisturising with coverage that ranged from sheer to medium with the deeper shades having more noticeable colour and coverage. I didn't detect any scent or taste to these.
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