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Ophelia, Divine, Queen |
Beauty.com had a gift with purchase offer a few weeks back of a free OCC lip tar with any $10 purchase. The choice of the free lip tar was between Harlot and Queen, and I chose Queen, a gorgeous and vibrant reddish pink. I also picked up the bubble gum pink Ophelia and the flamingo pink Divine.
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Ophelia, Divine, Queen |
These pinks should round out the more warm toned neutral lip tars I've got and keep me in blending heaven for a while. For those not familiar with lip tars, they are super pigmented, a little goes an extremely long way, and applying with a brush seems to work best. They dry down to a satin sheen, and all lip shots below show them with a bit of clear gloss on top. They are Vegan, cruelty-free, have a refreshingly simple list of ingredients, and cost $15 each.
I'm noticing that pale pinks make me feel like I've got trout lips when I wear them. Something about them screams "Lindsey Lohan" to me, and not when she was a fresh faced and beautiful teenager. Maybe it's bringing up memories of Magda in "Something about Mary", I don't know. Maybe it's because you can see every bit of sun damage I've got in the photo below - which is plenty! I'm a reformed sun worshipper who grew up on the Gulf Coast - 'nuff said.
I imagine I'll be blending Ophelia to make her a bit more wearable, but that's the beauty of lip tars - they are meant to be blended to make your own unique colors.
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Ophelia |
Ophelia looked a bit similar to Memento in the tube, so I swatched both and the difference became quite evident then. Ophelia is cooler and lighter than the warmer toned Memento.
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Ophelia, Memento |
Divine is a shade I can see myself wearing on it's own. Something about this flamingo pink just tickles me.
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Divine |
And finally, all hail the Queen! I'm not usually a dark or vibrant lips person, but I love this color. So pretty!
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Queen |
Any lip tar lovers out there, and if so, what's your favorite shades?
Disclaimer: I purchased these.
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