Meet your matte. Your fantasy matte. The matte that not only feels great (yes, you read that right – it’s actually comfy) but also lasts for hours and has “a-mazing Instagram selfie” written all over it. Infused with grape seed extract imported from Italy, this smear-proof lip soother delivers mega color that won’t budge, even after a close encounter with a cappuccino cup. In eight luxe, go-the-distance shades, from the oh-so-sweet, pale pink Matte Innocence to the va va voom, fiery-red Matte Passion. This matte? So major.
Not only did Milani create some incredibly comfortable mattes, they added 2 *NEW* lipsticks to the Color Statement line called Catwalk Pink and Power Pink. They also added 2 *NEW* lipliners to the mix with Pretty Pink and Bordeaux. Let’s take a look-see!
First off, from the Color Statements, here’s Catwalk Pink and Power Pink.
45 Catwalk Pink:
46 Power Pink:
And, now for the Milani Moisture Matte Lipsticks.
60 Matte Innocence:
61 Matte Naked:
62 Matte Blissful:
63 Matte Diva:
64 Matte Orchid:
65 Matte Glam:
I know people are also wondering how Milani Matte Glam stacks up next to MAC Heroine, so for your viewing pleasure:
L-R: MAC Heroine, Milani Matte Glam
As you can see, MAC Heroine is surprisingly shinier and deeper than Milani Matte Glam.
66 Matte Passion:
67 Matte Confident:
L-R: Catwalk Pink, Power Pink, Matte Innocence, Matte Naked, Matte Blissful
Matte Diva, Matte Orchid, Matte Glam, Matte Passion, Matte Confident
And, finally the Lipliners!
12 Bordeaux:
13 Pretty Pink:
L-R: Pretty Pink, Bordeaux
Milani lipsticks ALWAYS impress me with their amazing application (there is absolutely no tugging) and flawless appearance (beautiful smooth look) on the lips. The colors are also outstanding, suiting every personality under the sun! The lipliners are really smooth and no tug at all.
AND, right now there’s a 30% off sale on all lipsticks on the Milani website.
And, a quick recap:
Website: milanicosmetics.com
Facebook: Milani
Press sample. All opinions are honest and my own.
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