LIPSTICK QUEEN Shade Shifting Lipstick

Product Information

I did use a primer before applying the lipstick, and found that it helped make the color last longer and kept my lips moisturized. This is the lipstick of the red carpet, the people, the places and the personalities that glide past the Velvet Rope and into the night. Their high-quality, statement lipsticks are known the world over for their range of glosses, creamy and rich-matte formulas. Containing just 10% pigment that offers a hint of long-lasting color, you;ll find it immensely hydrating due to the Shea Butter and Jojoba Seed Oil in the formula.

I am an LQ user, but I use items from her original core collection, Saints, Sinners, and Medieval (a total of three lipsticks). No two pairs of lips will look the same as it adapts according to your pH and natural coloring, appearing entirely different yet beautifully flattering on everyone.

but most of them usually just end up making your lips look like you just made out with a cherry popsicle.

The constant demand for novelty is directly opposed to everything that Besame and other vintage-inspired brands represent. The blue shimmer is definitely a gimmick (it's supposed to make your teeth look whiter, or something) but they are among my favorite lipsticks.

Active ingredients: Beeswax, castor seed oil, meadowfoam seed and olive oils, shea butter, and more. Aside from the three high-impact shades we tried, Lipstick Queen has a few other color-changing lipsticks to try. The color shifted to a rosy pink and because the product is a balm, my lips stayed hydrated for a few hours. It is advertised as turning a “bright tangerine” but was definitely more pink for me, as you can see below. Medieval is neutral and very easy to slap on, jean queen looks plush and glossy (but during winter it turns magenta on me) and endless summer is like an upgraded version of some revlon lip butter shades.