Universally flattering and just $1, this 'looks and wears like a high-end lipstick'
While there are 28 colors to choose from, shoppers seem to love Wet N Wild's Dark Pink Frost shade the most — it's universally flattering!
Bursting with rich color that boosts your lips' natural hue, the popular product is infused with vitamins A and E, macadamia nut oil and aloe vera, making it super hydrating for your pout. And whose lips couldn't use a little extra TLC during the winter? Bonus: The formula is cruelty-free, so you can feel good about your purchase.
One reviewer called Dark Pink Frost a 'natural subtle shade," adding: 'I have been looking for a replacement of the Covergirl lipstick shades that disappeared years ago and this has been perfect. It's a mauve pink that's very moisturizing and blends well with many makeup looks. I have an olive complexion and this shade is flattering.'
Others were shocked by the luxurious formula despite the dirt-cheap price. 'For such a low-priced lipstick, this was surprisingly good quality. Such a beautiful color and a nice soft consistency,' wrote a fan.
'You don't have to pay a lot of money to get a quality lip product. The color is beautiful and goes on as smoothly as my more expensive brands. I could not be happier,' added a third customer.
"What is this sorcery, Wet N Wild?!?!," asked an elated reviewer. "On a whim, I bought this lipstick for a buck in the color Breeze. I was absolutely knocked on the floor when I tried this on. It is so gorgeous! And it stays. And it feels creamy and hydrating. Against my skin tone, Breeze looks similar to my own lip color, except a bit brighter, with more depth, and very slightly metallic. It glistens in the sunlight, but not in a glittery, fake way. This truly looks and wears like a high-end lipstick."
But some shoppers noticed a quirk. Shared one: "This lipstick is very appealing for my skin tone, not waxy, just wish it stayed longer." Another shopper chimed in, saying, "I love the moisture of this lipstick! Just wish it lasted a little longer."
If you have Amazon Prime, you'll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $35 or more.)
The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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