New Classic Velvet Tint
Experience the ultimate smooth and soft velvet finish with our New Classic Velvet Tint, designed to provide a flawless, wrinkle-free look for your lips. This tint delivers a velvety filter effect, ensuring your lips stay smooth and beautifully blurred.
Color Combination Tips
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Spring Warm Recommendation:
- Base 05 Point 07
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Summer Cool Recommendation:
- Base 02 Point 06
Key Features
Light Mousse Formulation
Enjoy a smooth and creamy application with our light mousse formula. The tint lightly adheres to your lips, providing a soft finish that feels effortless.
Velvet Finish with Glossy Effect
Our velvet formulation not only offers a luxurious finish but also fills in lip wrinkles, giving your lips a smooth, velvet blur effect. Perfect for those with rough lips, it ensures a flawless, even look.
Soft and Comfortable Wear
Say goodbye to dryness! This tint contains silky powder that reduces dryness while increasing softness. It creates a comfortable, soft feeling on your lips, as if a delicate veil has been draped over them.
Long-Lasting Adherence
Our formula is designed to adhere to your lips without heavy pigmentation, preserving the natural color of your lips. With a 12-hour color-lasting effect, you can trust that your look will stay vibrant and true throughout the day.
Application Tips
Tip 1: Easy and Beautiful Watercolor Lip Combination
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VELVET LIP LIP PENCIL
- Tint 05 Pencil 04
- Apply Velvet Lip Tint to the center of your lips and blend the edges naturally.
- Use the lip pencil to define the outer corners of your lips.
- Lightly smudge with the lip pencil's sponge for a soft, watercolor effect.
Tip 2: Long-Lasting Combination
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VELVET LIP WATER BLUR LIP TINT
- Mirror Lip Tint 03 Velvet Lip Tint 06
- Start with a coat of Mirror Lip Tint as a base color.
- Layer it with a matching Velvet Lip Tint.
- Use a No. 6 brush to smudge the outer corners for a more natural finish.
Transform your lips with the New Classic Velvet Tint—perfect for achieving a smooth, velvety look that lasts all day.
