I know Revlon's Colorburst Lip Butters have been reviewed countless times all over the blogosphere-even I have a reviewed a couple of them on here, but I just had to share my latest Revlon lip butter acquisition with you all. These two that I am going to be talking about today are what I consider essentials and total must-haves, from Revlon's Colorburst Lip Butter lineup.
Take a look!
Love the quilted tube packaging that coordinates with the shade. The clear window on the top lets one easily see the lip butter inside, which is very helpful.
L-R: Candy Apple, Creamsicle
L-R: Creamsicle, Candy Apple
Swatches From L-R: Creamsicle, Candy Apple
Candy Apple: Cherry red cream. I really like this one and I can't believe that I didn't get it sooner. Winter is almost coming to an end, and I think candy apple would have made a great fall/winter lip color. Actually, now that I think about it, a shade like this one never goes out of style-no matter the season. So I would really classify candy apple as a year-round sort of shade. Although bright, candy apple is very wearable. It's not overpowering and I think many will find it flattering.
Creamsicle: Neutral muted peach cream. I can never have enough neutral lip colors in my stash so of course I had to have this one. Creamsicle is a great everyday shade that quickly puts together any makeup look, without any effort. I love how natural looking this color is on. It's not stark and it doesn't wash out my complexion either.
When it comes to texture, candy apple is definitely the smoothest of the two-it has a lovely consistency that looks amazing on lips. Creamsicle has a creamy texture as well, but I find that it doesn't go on as smoothly if lips are on the drier side. It also tends to enhance dry and flaky bits so, properly prepping the lips before applying this one is a must.
Because of their slick consistency, these lip butters aren't very long wearing. I start to notice fading happening around the 2-3 hour mark. I don't mind reapplying though, as these feel lightweight on, and they don't build-up on my lips.
Overall: I am really pleased with my latest Revlon Colorburst Lip Butter purchases and I am certain that I will pick up a few more in the future. If you love affordable lip balms that pack a nice punch in the pigment department, these lip butters are awesome contenders.
What do you all think of Revlon's Colorburst Lip Butters? Which are your favorite shades?
Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with any of the companies mentioned above. I purchased these products for my personal use.
I love the Revlon lip butters. I own 5 but don't own any of these. I really want to get creamsicle for the Spring time :D
ReplyDeleteCreamsicle is a great neutral option for the Spring :)
DeleteBoth look gorgeous! I have Cupcake but I'm glad I didn't get more of them because they are not moisturizing enough for me liking ):
ReplyDeleteShame you didn't find these moisturizing, Gaby :( Have you tried the L'oreal Colour Riche balms? I think they are very moisturizing, but they are much sheerer than these. I wish they were more pigmented because then they would be perfect, I think. One can never go wrong with a moisturizing and pigmented lip balm :)
DeleteLove the look of these will have to swatch them instore!
ReplyDeleteI hope you pick up a few!
DeleteCandy Apple is gorge!
ReplyDeleteCandy Apple gives such a pretty pop of red to lips! Super pretty :)
DeleteI love Revlon's lip butters! I have Creamsicle, but I'm not daring enough to try a bolder shade like Candy Apple yet~
ReplyDeleteI think you should give it a try, Becky! It's much more wearable than you think :)
DeleteI love these! My favourites are Peach Parfait and Strawberry Shortcake. I like Candy Apple but I prefer the other red which is more blue-based, Cherry Tart. Creamiscle is lovely but a bit too light on me I think.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear that you are a fan of Revlon's Lip Butters! I have seen swatches of Cherry Tart online, and it really is a pretty red :)
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