M·A·C Locked Kiss唇膏（Mischief）

I have Teaser and Mischief. They're beige-orange and beige-pink, which blend well with the skin, and are nude but don't cast a white cast. I just love the colors. They're matte, and they stick to the lips nicely, but they're a bit dry. I think you'll need to use a primer with them. They might not be suitable for people who absolutely hate matte shades that show vertical wrinkles.

I bought this because I wanted a matte lipstick. It looks quite red, but turns brownish red when applied. It's a cute color. However, it makes my lips dry out easily.

The color is great! Pink beige is my favorite color, but the moment I apply it, my complexion looks pale and people suspect I'm unwell, but this color doesn't do that! In fact, it makes my complexion look better. It's a color I'd definitely recommend for the office, but it would also go well with an all-black outfit. I've been wearing this color a lot at work lately. I also dab MAC Diva on after work. It also acts as a concealer when my lips are pale. I also like that it's less drying than liquid.

I used Locked Kiss Ink for my first cool-toned summer skin tone and my second warm-toned spring skin tone, but I was also interested in the stick version, so I bought Koi. It's a matte brick red, and it's highly pigmented even with just one coat. It's a perfect autumn color, and I thought it might be more suited to warm-toned autumn skin tones, but it turned out to be just fine. I use a limited edition MAC lip liner from Spring or something, and Prep Prime as a primer. The pros are that it barely smudges even with a tissue after about two minutes of application, and it barely smudges on masks, so it's stress-free. The cons are that it's labeled kissproof, which means it's fine for a light application, but it's not completely impermeable on dates, so it does come off to some extent (it may even stain your partner). Also, be careful when eating and drinking. Even after confirming that it doesn't smudge with a tissue, it still stains the cup, especially when served with a hot drink. It's also very sensitive to oily foods, and even eating a sandwich can cause it to come off. Because it's a matte color, it can look messy if you don't apply it neatly and evenly across vertical creases. If you're applying it by dabbing, Locked Kiss Ink is easier to use because you can adjust the intensity. Considering how well it wears off, I think the tint is a better fit for me, so I plan to use it when I'm out and about and won't be eating or drinking.

I tried the tester because it's Taylor Swift's red lipstick. It was a slightly bluish shade, just like Taylor's signature red lipstick! However, it's hard...it has a texture like dried paint, so if you're looking for a matte lipstick, I think Silky Matte Lipstick would be easier to use, and if you're looking for red, Ruby Woo or Russian Red would be more suitable. So I think I'll hold off on buying the full product. Incidentally, it's a red lipstick that suits Taylor, but as a woman in her 40s, I'm a bit like Suzuki Sonoko... (Younger people probably don't know this). Incidentally, after applying it to the back of my hand to test the color, I tried to wipe it off with a lotion-type cleanser, but it didn't come off at all. It seems like you'll need an oil cleanser to get it to come off.