The worst thing is the smell of the "chocolate", it makes me nauseous. Also, the feeling on the lips is very heavy and sticky.

It is clearly the lipstick that I have applied more times so far!
Perfect performance, perfect duration, nice scent!
Tip1: Apply a thin layer and after a few minutes, gently dab with a brush some translucent powder to remove the sticky texture that remains.
Tip2: It is easier to remove with oil.

844 the ultimate beige. Very heavy, sticky texture, so it requires a minimal amount. It does not come off the lips for any reason. Use a dual-phase makeup remover with oil.

Very bad. Firstly, it has a terrible sticky texture that doesn't go away. And because of this texture, pieces of color come off, it rubs off, and you end up with patches. I have never used a worse lip product. Beautiful color but that's about it. The definition of wasted money.

It is the ultimate hold with a velvety texture once it dries... it doesn't come off easily... I end up rubbing for quite a while with baby wipes! The shade is wonderful!

It is the ultimate hold with a velvety texture once it dries...it doesn't come off easily....I end up rubbing with baby wipes for a long time! The shade is wonderful!

παρ'τι δε μου αρεσουν αυτες οι βαριες υφες αυτων των ματ κραγιον,προσφερει τελεια καλυψη και για πολυ ωρα χωρις να φευγει.το προτεινω ανεπιφυλακτα

It's like Maybelline lipstick. It doesn't come off from the lips, when you want to remove it, at all. Otherwise, it's perfect in every way

I got one, and from then on, I have been giving it as a gift to all my friends! Many lipsticks last all night, but this is the first one I found that a) is REALLY long-lasting, and b) does NOT dry out the lips at all! That was the reason I had stopped wearing long-lasting lipsticks, I couldn't stand that awful feeling of them "pulling" my lips.. Until a friend convinced me that this one is different, and she was right! PS: apply a thin layer for it to dry immediately! PS2: you probably already know, but these lipsticks do not come off with makeup remover... They come off with any oil, from almond oil to olive oil, or whatever you have at home!