sisley Phyto Lip Balm (3 Crushes)

I love Sisley lipsticks! I used to use Phyto Rouge Shine No. 20 as a lip balm, but it's quite bright, so it stands out a bit outside of spring and summer, so I was looking for a more subdued lipstick. This lip balm doesn't overpower my lipstick, so it's easy to use. I'm a cool-toned winter skin tone, so muted rose and brown shades suit me, but this crushed shade makes my complexion look a bit dull. However, when I use this as a base and layer another lipstick on top, it doesn't dry out my skin at all and keeps my lips moisturized for a long time. It's great because I can layer it on top with any lipstick, even budget-friendly ones like tints. Even on its own, it gives a more makeup-like look than bare lipstick, so it's great for quick application even when I'm short on time.

I'm looking for a lipstick that gives a subtle color and doesn't require throwing away the packaging. This one has a great tint effect. It keeps my lips pink. It's moisturizing, doesn't strip my lips, isn't too shiny, and has a faintly sweet scent that's comfortable to wear. However, it's more pink than I expected. Hermès No. 30 also gives a pink color, but it's similar. I would have preferred it if it just gave a subtle glow... but cute pink lips are a bit much at my age. I didn't notice it much when I tried it at the department store, but it stands out a bit in everyday use. Sadly, I won't be buying it again. Next time, I'll look for a colorless one, a different color, or a tube type from another brand.

When I went to the counter to buy Phyto Rouge Shine, they suggested this Lip Balm No. 3 as an option. After much deliberation, I purchased this one, and it was the right choice. It looks like a dark liver color, but it blends in well on the lips and is a very easy-to-use color! First of all, I don't have to worry about my lips peeling, and the color means I can wear it often every day. The only thing that's a bit pricey is that it's a bit pricey.

I love Sisley lipsticks! I used to use Phyto Rouge Shine No. 20 as a lip balm, but it's quite bright, so it stands out a bit outside of spring and summer, so I was looking for a more subdued lipstick. This lip balm doesn't overpower my lipstick, so it's easy to use. I'm a cool-toned winter skin tone, so muted rose and brown shades suit me, but this crushed shade makes my complexion look a bit dull. However, when I use this as a base and layer another lipstick on top, it doesn't dry out my skin at all and keeps my lips moisturized for a long time. It's great because I can layer it on top with any lipstick, even budget-friendly ones like tints. Even on its own, it gives a more makeup-like look than bare lipstick, so it's great for quick application even when I'm short on time.

I'm looking for a lipstick that gives a subtle color and doesn't require throwing away the packaging. This one has a great tint effect. It keeps my lips pink. It's moisturizing, doesn't strip my lips, isn't too shiny, and has a faintly sweet scent that's comfortable to wear. However, it's more pink than I expected. Hermès No. 30 also gives a pink color, but it's similar. I would have preferred it if it just gave a subtle glow... but cute pink lips are a bit much at my age. I didn't notice it much when I tried it at the department store, but it stands out a bit in everyday use. Sadly, I won't be buying it again. Next time, I'll look for a colorless one, a different color, or a tube type from another brand.