Barry M Creme Lipstick

I love the packaging of this. It's rubbery like NARS. It is also quite small and compact. This is in the shade 147. A pretty peachy color. The perfect summer color in my opinion. Sadly I just can't pull it off. I find that the color doesn't suit me. The formula is alright, creamy, pigmented. You kind of have to scrub your lips before using this. For some reason it appears quite patchy on the lips. And despite the beautiful swatched, it still allow my pigmented lips to show through, so I think this will be better on people who have less pigmentation on the lips.

A real pity, and how I wish I have more lipstick shades to try on.

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