Luscious Lipstick

27/12/2023

Have you been struggling to find vegan, natural lipstick in a wide range of colours? So was I. So I made my own.

When reviewing existing lipstick options, I was surprised how many still used beeswax. Vegan lipsticks are surprisingly hard to find, so that was one gap I knew I needed to fill. Then there are all the synthetic chemicals in most lipsticks, again something that isn't needed. Finally, most lipsticks just didn't come in a wide enough range of colours for my liking. What are you supposed to do if you want black, purple or green lipstick? You shouldn't have to use a lipstick full of synthetic junk just to show your own unique style. So that's where my Luscious Lipstick comes in.

Vampire's Kiss

I wanted this lipstick to have a real luxury feel, so I blended a range of high-end ingredients, which gives the lipstick a rich and creamy feel and long-lasting colour. And best of all, the ingredients are all plant-based extracts or natural mineral pigments, so no need to worry about what you might be ingesting!

I'm regularly adding new shades to expand the range and I will soon be adding in exciting glitter shades too (yes, still all natural)!

You can see here (from left) Kissed by a Rose, 60s Ice Pink, Blueberry, Desert Sunbeam, Vampire's Kiss, 60s Ice Pink, Vampire's Kiss and Blueberry.

It's hard to get an idea of a lipstick shade without seeing it in action, so that's why I've been arranging photo shoots to get each lipstick photographed.

Pumpkin

Witch's Promise

And yes, I do like to name lipsticks after songs. How many can you spot?

Chocolate

Many of these lipsticks use the same pigments as in my Multi-Purpose Powders, so you can use them to create perfectly matching makeup. I've listed some of the matched shades below.