CLARINS Lip Comfort Oil No.04 Pitaya 7 ml

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Enriched with 98% skincare ingredients, this conditioning formula delivers sheer color and mirror-like shine to your lips. Its melting texture glides smoothly with a luxurious yet lightweight feel and cushioned effect for long-lasting comfort. A super nourishing lip oil enriched with a trio of plant oils to protect, comfort, and visibly plump lips. The Lip Comfort Oil 04 Pitaya from Clarins is an amazing beauty product that will provide your lips with the ultimate care and nourishment. This lip oil is perfect for those who want to achieve soft and well-groomed lips. But the most significant thing about the redesign is the new-and-improved cushioning applicator; its large, comfortable surface offers precise yet speedy application as it hugs the lips for a sweep of sheer colour.

Developed with the same expertise as Clarins' skincare, our innovative lip treatment oil l is formulated with 93% ingredients of natural origin, to cocoon skin with a sheer kiss of color and shine. A powerful trio of responsibly- harvested, natural plant oils — Organic Sweetbriar Rose oil, Organic Jojoba oil, and Hazelnut oil — helps to comfort lips for all- day hydration and nutrition. Lips feel continuously comforted, instantly soothed, and more supple – providing all the benefits of lip oil disguised as ultra -sassy gloss. Available in 8 sheer shades—including 5 pH-reactive shades (03 cherry, 04 pitaya, 05 apricot, 08 strawberry & 10 plum) for a completely customised lip shade, which reacts to your pH and for a natural, lip-stain effect. For extra conditioning care, Raspberry shade (01) can be used as an overnight sleep mask.

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And last but not least, the final key difference between the old lips oils and the 2022 update is the shades. We’ve waved goodbye to some Clarins Lip Oil shades, welcomed in some new ones and kept a few of the fan favourites (Honey lovers, rejoice!) Red Berry: The old No. 3 was the most red-toned shade available, so the best replacement for this shade is 03 – Cherry, the deepest red in the current line-up. If you want more of a subtle pinky-red shade, opt for 08 – Strawberry instead.

But if you’re a true fan, I’m sure you’ll want to know exactly what’s improved with Clarins’ Lip Oils. I’ve created this edit to answer that question. Keep reading to find out what’s different about the new Clarins Lip Oil collection… 1. The NameFans of the original 01 – Honey and 02 – Raspberry will be glad to hear the namesakes for these shades remain. 03 – Red Berry, 04 – Candy, 05 – Tangerine, 06 – Mint and 07 – Honey Glam have disappeared as we once knew them, and they’ve been replaced by 03 – Cherry, 04 – Pitaya, 05 – Apricot, 08 – Strawberry, 09 – Chocolate and 10 – Plum. Available in 8 sheer shades—including 5 pH-reactive shades (03 cherry, 04 pitaya, 05 apricot, 08 strawberry & 10 plum) for a custom lip-stain effect. The Clarins Lip Oil now has a more streamlined and sophisticated design. Compared to their earlier look, the oils are now round in shape and swap out the initial gold touches for a more elegant silver hue on the applicator handle. Notably, the writing has been removed from the side to allow you to see the oils in all their glory, while Clarins’ name now adorns the top of the tube, just below the applicator handle. The finished look is gorgeous, but there’s one downside: It requires a decent amount of re-application, assuming you want to maintain the high-gloss Y2K aesthetic. “It settles onto the lips, which is great for moisture, but if you want the gloss to last it does need reapplication more often,” Thompson-Tubridy tells Bustle. Having worn it out several times now, I don’t have to reapply it for that sheen as often as other glosses, but you can tell when the shine fades. That said, the moisture does last all day and night, so it might not matter if you prioritize moisture over glossiness. Worth It? I saw these Lip Oils disappear within 1-2 hours. After 30 minutes to an hour, I had to reapply to regain the shine. I don’t think this is bad for a lip oil/lip gloss formula, but it’s also not very long-lasting either. However, they lasted longer on me than the Dior Lip Oils, which were gone within 0.2 seconds ( this is a little dramatic as it was actually 30 minutes to an hour top). Alternatives