Hydrating Lip Glow Oil, Moisturizing Lip Gloss, Plumping Lip Oil, Non-Sticky Long Lasting Lip Oil Gloss, Transparent Lip Oil Tinted, Reduce lip lines

Overall I thought this product, for the price, does it’s job. The only issue I’ve found is the applicator gets stuck in the opening so you don’t get a lot of product on the applicator. I have to keep sticking the applicator in and apply like 8 times before getting the look I want. Not much of a cherry scent or taste at all. In fact, it’s more minty.Kind of a sticky consistency which can be annoying but it’s better than paying the price for the Dior one.

I love the color of this lip oil and it smells like fresh mint. It stays on for a little while, but mostly absorbs into your lips. The only downside is that the applicator was hard to get out of the bottle, because stopper was too small.

Okay, so this an interesting lip oil, that will sit on your lip for very long time. For the plumper, I am not really sure but it surely is an acceptable lip product. So here is what I think.Ingredients:The container somehow looks like Dior. The main ingredients are all heavy branch chain oils (hydrogenated poly-isobutene, tridecyl tri-melliate, polybutene, pentaerythrityl tetra-isostearate). It has capryl/capric triglyceride and some other plant based oils to enhance the hydration. It used tocopherol as preservative along with pentaerythrityl tetra-di-t-butyl hydroxyhydrocinnamate (such a long IUPAC name though.) Anyhow, this combination is relatively new but still is considered safe so I guess we can try this out without concerns at the moment.Texture:The color is light pink and it doesn't change color or whatsoever as the name implies. It has extremely thick texture, so it almost feels like Clarin's Lip Comfort oil. Actually, thick texture is good to protect your lips during the cold weather but it feels really heavy and caught hair and dust fairly easy.Effectiveness:So practically, it is NOT a plump, but it is really good lip gloss and nourishing oil. Over 5 hours, it sat on my lips and it glows like almost transparent film. To compare the texture, I have applied 3 different products on my husband's back of hand.(YSL-this product-Chanel from top to bottom.) As you can see from the photo, this product is the most glossy one. (I am not saying it's the best texture though but if that's what you are looking for, you will like it.) It practically has no color, so color won't matter so much, and "plumping" doesn't work as other products. You will have very subtle typical cool/hot sensation which you can feel from ANY plumping product, and it doesn't plump lips at all. Despite the good hydration, I deducted one star because of this reason.Buy this if you need: a thick lip oil for winterDon't if you are : looking for a mega plumper

In my opinion, the color and consistency of Rosewood is too opaque to be called a lip oil. It's more of a lip gloss. For the most part, as a gloss, it is not bad. It gives a little wash of color, but it's not very far off from my natural lip color. It gives loads of shine and feels good on my lips. I thought that it might be sticky on my lips because it was sticky when I swatched it on my hand. It does not have a really good color pay off on the first swipe and that may be because of the packaging.At first glace, the packaging is cute, although bigger than tubes of gloss I usually buy at cosmetic stores. The inside of the bottle has a stopper in it that is supposed to keep the product in the bottle if it turns over and wipes excessive product off the applicator as it is removed. However, the applicator tip (the "doe foot") is really large and does not easily fit through the stopper. This makes it hard to remove the applicator and sometimes extra product will splash on the outside of the bottle's neck when yanked. As a result of being wiped, the applicator does not pick up a lot of product, which requires multiple applications and multiple fights with the packaging to have good coverage on the lips.If it wasn't for the packaging, I would give it at least 4 stars, but I am only giving 3 because a little thing like a stopper in the bottle makes it harder to work with. If there was a redesign of the packaging, it would probably be a much better over all product.

This lists that it's coral colored, and it looks that way in the bottle; however, when I put it on my lips, it doesn't come off as a bright coral color. Instead, it makes my lips look shiny and healthy and enhances my own lip color instead of adding a fake color. It's a bit sticky, but not uncomfortably so, and it looks pretty.My biggest complaint is the bottle complaint... when I pull the brush out of the bottle, it wipes off almost all of the gloss since the hole in the bottle is almost exactly the same size as the applicator brush. A small complaint, but it does make it harder to get the gloss out of the bottle and onto my lips where I want it to be.

I acquired the #004 Coral colored lip oil. The coral color is so light that it really seemed more like a clear gloss on my lips. It has a very hydrating quality on my lips and makes them glossy. The product stayed on my lips a long time - as long as I didn't eat anything or lick/wipe it off. It has a very mild, slightly fruity scent, but I didn't notice any flavor to the product.That having been said, I am puzzled by the texture of the product. It is called an oil, but it is more like a very very stiff thick gel. Look at my photo = the product is so stiffly thick that the applicator brush doesn't even get fully coated with product. It takes several passes in order to have enough product to cover the entire lip. The product has a sticky quality and, once applied, the product causes my lips to stick together somewhat. I did not notice any “plumping” effects. I will wear it for its hydrating properties, for the shine it provides, but probably would not purchase it in the future.