Since we are in the topic of lip products, it's definitely timely for me to share my current go-to one. It's a multipurpose, lip and cheek tint from a brand called KJM Cosmetics.
I have mine in Bloodshot, but it is also available in a lot of different colors. They have different types of pinks, reds, oranges and even purples.
Check out their very own website: kjmcosmetics.com. You can find all of their products there together with proper swatches. You can also order and shop using that site.
I personally got mine months ago from a store called Kontesera. It's located at the top floor of Robinson's Victoria Galeria in Balanga, Bataan. Back then, I got it for 150 Php.
The current price on their website is just 110 Php. It is very inexpensive.
A bottle contains 10 mL of product. That's actually a good amount. I find that a little bit goes a really long way, so a bottle tends to last for a long while. It's economical.
I'm proud to say that it's a local product. Actually, I feel really glad that there are now a lot of local companies offering great and natural products.
The packaging is pretty basic and straightforward. The bottle is sturdy and the roller-ball works efficiently. I like the black and gold label. I think it gives off an excellent, well-made vibe. It's chic, sleek and minimalist.
The photo above shows the list of ingredients.
The consistency of this tint is undeniably watery. It is smooth and extremely light. It actually almost feels like nothing. Despite that, the color is still rich and intense.
The one that I have, Bloodshot, is a warm red color with a bit of an orange undertone.
It instantly makes the user look put together and ready to take over the world.
The color is buildable. You can use it as lightly or as punchy as you like. It is also very blendable. You don't have to be too much in a hurry nor rub you cheeks so hard just to make it seamless. It can be used easily on the cheeks without looking like a clown or a hot tomato.
It goes on smoothly and evenly, given that the lips are not dry and parched.
It still does transfer a bit. However, the stain that's left tends to last for a really long time. There's almost no need for a retouch.
If you're a fan of one-and-done products, then you gotta give this tint a try!
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