#lip liners

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Charlotte Tilbury’s lip liners

Nyx loud lip liner is very underrated and affordable (Global Citizen is one of their prettiest shades imo)

Makeup Forever aqua lip liner (mainly pink type shades)

Natasha Denona lip liners (they have a beautiful and wider range of neutrals and browns)

Pat McGrath perma gel ultra lip liner

Hourglass Shape and Sculp lip liner (although their shade range is a slightly limited)

Chanel cosmetics Lip Liner

Huda Beauty lip liner (the consistency is very creamy as well)

Dior’s lip liner

Soulmatte filling gel lip liner

Refy lip liner

Rare Beauty lip liner by Selena Gomez (has a very creamy consistency and lasts all day)

Patrick Ta lip liner

Late 80s/Early 90s Makeup Look using my cosmetics line Vintage Vanity Cosmetics

I have already posted this on my Instagram but I am posting it here. I have other looks I can post too. This is just a run down of the products from my cosmetics line I used. All products are available on my website vintagevanitycosmetics.com

Products Used:

Vanity Beauty Sponge

Starlet Eye Lashes in Aaliyah

Hollywood Glow Highlighter in Marpessa

Throwback Lip Liner in 91′

Hollywood Pout Lipgloss in 94′

Shop vintagevanitycosmetics.com and Get into the Nostalgia.

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Beauty Page: the_queen_bambee

NARS Powermatte Liquid Lip Pigments and Precision Lip Liners 

NARS will finally launch the much-talked about Powermatte Lip Pigments (S$40) in Singapore in September and these will be available in 20 shades. They will first be available at counters at TANGS and Robinsons from 1 September, and then at Sephora from 14, but if you’re impatient, they’ve pre-launched at the NARS boutique in Ngee Ann City already!

I’ve had the chance to swatch several shades and also tested four of them on my lips, and I’ll say the standout positive features of this range are:

All the shades are quite sophisticated; edgy rather than outlandish. Aside from the black, I would say all the colors are very grown-up and pretty wearable for work. And as expected of NARS, expect kick-ass reds and neutrals.

The formula is incredibly light and watery (somewhat like a silkier Lime Crime Velveteen) but also goes on very intense and opaque. The applicator is small and hard, but there is more than enough product to cover a whole mouth. In fact, the liquid spreads so well that a tiny bit goes a long way, which means your money will go a longer way too.

The shades don’t seem to darken much or grey noticeably when set. At least for the four shades I tried, these dried down mostly how they look when wet. So you don’t end up with a shade on your mouth that’s totally different from in the tube.

Liquid lipsticks that set will always feel dry on the lips. There’s no avoiding that. But these are formulated to remain quite flexible on the lips instead of going stiff and cracking up with movement. I can smile after these set and there are no cracks or gaps. This also makes them a bit more comfortable to wear than many other brands I’ve tried.

They layer quite well, although they are pigmented enough that you shouldn’t need to.

Super sleek packaging of course. This is NARS.