Syruptitious 霧面唇釉
$22
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Category: 熱銷商品
Syruptitious 定義…讓女孩們為之瘋狂！我們滿懷愛意烘焙出 Syruptitious，滿足你對紫紅玫瑰色調 Lip Whip 的渴望。色調比 Versailles 稍深，你會為了它與甜食慾展開激烈對決！3.5 mL
Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 12 reviews)
I was a little worried about how it would look against my skin tone, but this mauve-rose is honestly perfect—it's got that slightly deeper richness that makes my lips look effortlessly done. The whip texture goes on super smooth and doesn't dry out my lips even after a few hours of wear.
The shade is exactly that slightly deeper mauve-rose I wanted, and the whip texture glides on without dragging. I've worn it through coffee and lunch, and it still looks freshly applied.
This mauve-rose is a touch deeper than Versailles, which is exactly the everyday vibe I wanted. The formula glides on thin but gives that whipped, comfortable matte feel that doesn't dry my lips out. Definitely my new go-to for a quick pop of color.
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