MiMC Mineral Rouge (09 Fairy Pink)

Name: MiMC Mineral Rouge (09 Fairy Pink)
Brand: MiMC
SKU: 207552
Price: 40.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Description

A 100% natural, clear-colored skincare lipstick in a feminine pink with an appealing bright color.POINT 1: Anti-aging care for lips with a weak barrier and prone to irritation, providing moisture, firmness, and shine.The skin on the lips (the stratum corneum) is particularly thin and unable to retain moisture.This is why it's prone to dryness, roughness, and peeling even with the slightest irritation from food or lipstick.On lips with rough, deep, noticeable vertical wrinkles, no matter how beautiful the color you apply, it will end up looking dull

Ingredients

Jojoba Seed Oil, Olive Fruit Oil, Candelilla Wax, Macadamia Nut Oil, Beeswax, Emu Oil, Carnauba Wax, Plukenetia Volubilis Seed Oil, Vegetable Oil, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Tree Extract, Orange Oil, Rice Bran Wax, Castor Oil, Mica, Silica, Titanium Dioxide, Iron Oxides, Carmine

How To Use

Take an appropriate amount and spread it from the center of your lips outwards.

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I finally found a lip product that's free of caprylic/capric triglyceride, lauric acid, and tar pigments. Until now, my lips would peel no matter what I wore, even tinted lipstick, so I'd only use plain Vaseline. However, I noticed my lips were getting duller with age, so I decided to try something new. I asked the latest AI about the cause, and it suggested I might be sensitive to ingredients derived from coconut (palm oil). It was a revelation. I remembered eating coconut oil in the past and feeling sick. Tar pigments were also likely contributing to the irritation. Then, I tried this product recommended by the AI, which doesn't contain any of the above ingredients, and it didn't irritate my lips! It didn't peel! It was the first time I'd been able to enjoy lip makeup without peeling, and I was blown away by how comfortable it felt. The texture is slightly matte, and although it does wear off if I don't reapply frequently, it leaves my lips moisturized and shiny even after wearing it all day. No. 09 is a bright rose pink, and No. 18 is a slightly whitish beige coral pink. The formula seems simpler than the mineral lip colors, so I'd be happy if there were more muted shades. Incidentally, the feel and color were almost identical to ETVOS' Mineral Rouge Warm Pink.

I was a little hesitant about choosing a bold color, but I was glad I chose ruby red. It's a refined crimson with a hint of purple, and when I apply it at the end of my makeup, it really brings the whole look together.

I used this product a while ago. I felt that it didn't dry out my lips as much. I want to use it again.

I was longing for a red lip, so I bought 08 Primitive Red. If I apply it as is, it dries out, so I moisturize with a lip balm before applying it directly (because the color doesn't stick as easily if you moisturize too much), and then blend the edges with my finger. If I wear a mask and only drink, the color lasts for 5 hours. It washes off easily after eating, and I also like that it's odorless and doesn't irritate. It's in my regular lineup alongside Amtara lipsticks♪

■MiMC#UV Protection Cosmetics I check the UV index in the weather forecast every morning and use sunscreen as a makeup base in the morning, but I'm not sure if it really protects me from the sun. I've always had a lot of freckles, so I worry that they get darker when exposed to UV rays. However, I don't have time to reapply, so my age spots are increasing. So, my recommended cosmetics are Mineral Color Lip 03 for UV protection around the mouth. Just reapply when you notice!