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Hard Candy Velvet Mousse Matte Lip Colors Review


So my birthday happened and with my money I went out and bought some lipsticks because I am addicted to buying makeup. I really wanted some lipsticks that are matte and also one that was purple. I saw these Hard Candy lip colors and the packaging was so cute I had to get them. 
I decided to get two colors: “Wisteria” (#1078) (the purple one) and “Cherry Blossom” (#1077) (the pink one). I really love both of these colors. Wisteria is really edgy looking and Cherry Blossom is one I could wear daily. When I took out the lip color it was in a skinny tube and it had a standard lip gloss style brush. I kind of expected it to be more of a round container with maybe more lip color, but that’s fine by me. The packaging says they are 0.23oz each.

I swatched the colors on my hand so you could see them, however, I took the picture right after and it looks a bit glossy, but that’s not actually how they are. The colors are matte as it says; you just have to let them dry. The most amazing part about these lip colors though is the smell. They are called “Velvet Mousse” which I didn’t think anything of and I thought it was just a fancy name. BUT. But… they actually smell like velvet. Like red velvet cake. Really sweet and vanilla-like and it is A MAZ ING. I would buy these again just for the smell alone. 

Overall I really like them. I’m excited to wear them on a regular basis. They seem to last a while once they dry (even though it still comes off a bit) and they are great colors. Maybe I’ll buy some more in the future. That is all for now. I bought some more nail polish as I tend to do, so I may swatch those for my next blogpost. See ya then

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