PRIOR Beauty Lift Rouge (Rose 2)

Since mask-wearing became a thing of the past, I've often skipped wearing lipstick for years. Prior's all-in-one cream was so good, I thought maybe other products would be good for my generation, so I went to a drugstore the other day and found something else! It delivers the exact color you expect with just one swipe, and the color lasts for a long time if you smear it heavily, wipe it off with a tissue, and then lightly reapply. (It does come off a little when you eat or drink, though...) I've been going out without lipstick, so I used Lip Monster as the last step of my makeup routine, but it just makes me look ugly. Even after buying 7 or 8 bottles, none of the colors suit me. I realized this after reading other people's reviews: There will come a day when young lipsticks no longer suit older women. Prior offers a range of shades that suit older women. If you're concerned about vertical wrinkles, a thin layer of plumper will solve the problem. If Prior had gloss ingredients in it from the start, it would come off more easily, and most importantly, I'd deviate from Prior's style. Right now, I'm happy with just one bottle of Coral, but I'm thinking about getting Red 1 as well! I think the simplicity of the product numbers, such as Coral 1, Red 1, and Red 2, is a good thing.

I haven't heard of this brand much, but I bought it because the packaging was cute. It feels moisturizing on the skin. I thought I liked it, but it started to dry out over time. It's a shame, because the color was cute. I'd rather spend a little more and buy a department store brand.

I bought this at a drugstore while I was out. I liked the previous version of the lipstick, so I wasn't sure how this one would turn out, but it's actually more average than I expected. It's a sheer color, but it's a little too strong for me, who likes natural makeup. I think it depends on the shade you buy. Maybe it was because it was rose. If it had been coral or pink, it might have been lighter. I was impressed that it didn't dry out my lips. I recommend this for people who like a more formal look or for those with sensitive lips. I use this one lightly or on days when I want to put on some serious makeup. I think I'll like the CC lipstick, which can also be used as a primer, so I'd like to try that one as well.

I couldn't resist buying it when it was half price at the drugstore. I haven't used lipstick in a while, but Prior is a brand I've been interested in, so it was cheap... and I just bought a new lipstick from COSDECO a while ago... but it seems this color is no longer available. I thought this was a brand for a slightly older demographic, but this was great. I think it's a color that looks great on mature skin, regardless of skin tone, and makes you look gorgeous just by wearing it. I'm looking into switching to Prior for my skincare routine, but it's quite expensive, so I'll think about it a bit more.

For some reason, it was 50% off* at the drugstore, so I bought it. I had a beauty consultant test it on, and it was very smooth, and the color was brighter than it looked, making my complexion look better. It's hard to see in the photo, but it contains brown marble. It's very compact, about 8mm smaller than MAC's Luster Glass. It's small and lightweight, so I think it's perfect for carrying around. *Update: It seems to be sold out.