Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick Review

This lipstick applies very easily and smoothly. I have the raspberry bite -745 its a nice red/dark pink color! i use chopstick or lip balm before hand to get a better result. there are better lipsticks that i have tried but this is very good either way.

I purchased mine off nz sale for $9 each, I only bought two in the shades pearl 485 raspberry freeze and pear 455 paparazzi pink. Both really nice colour and when I first got them I would wear them all the time. The stay power is pretty good but not as good as other lipsticks I have tried. The packaging is also nice but I find the lid pop off very easily which isn't something you want to happen while its in your bag. The formula is one I find i really have to drag across my lips but once on feels nice. Once my lipstick collection grew I found myself not using these as much.

I got a brown in this range free with a make up offer from Revlon table at farmers. very cool colour and very good recipe. it suited me but brown Is just not my thing

'Primrose' Super Lustrous Lipstick by Revlon is my favourite shade of lipstick yet. This shade suits my fair skin tone perfectly, as it gives my lips a nice pink colour without looking too unnatural. Perfect for everyday use! This lipstick is super affordable, but remember to take it with you, this one wears out quickly when eating and drinking.

I have quite a few shades of this product. I personally love them, they have so many shades to choose from and it takes quite some time to find the perfect shade but when you find it, it is worth it.

Im a big fan of thr matte "Really red" nd pearl "Champagne on ice" and creme "Teak rose" which REVLON has a matching nail color to go with, also named 'Teak Rose' if you love to match.

I have this lipstick in multiple shades, and I love them so much. I find them really creamy and easy to apply, and the range of shades and finishes you can buy is awesome. 'Pink Pout' is my favourite shade and is a great dupe for 'Snob' by Mac.

My sister got this for me for my birthday and I really like it. I got the colour 131 ginger rose in a creme formula. It is nice packaging and a nice consistancy when put on the lips. It is quite pigmented and I found 2 coats would give enough colour. It makes my lips feel nice soft and is a nice creamy formula. Like most lipsticks I have to reapply a few times in the day or after eating. I would recommend this lipstick and will definitely buy again when I run out. It is great value for money.

I think the majority of these lipsticks are highly comparable to those from MAC but they'll cost you a lot less. Two of my favourite colours on my fair NW13 are 'Cherries in the Snow', 'Love That Red', 'Really Red', and most importantly - my all time favourite 'Primrose'!

I have so many of these lipsticks and they do not disappoint! They glide on with ease and the colours are stunning. My favourite shade is probably Berry Haute and I wear it out quite often - the staying power is very decent for a cheaper brand. No lip liner needed also for a lot of the colours in this range.

I have a love hate relationship with Revlon lip colours, and this range is erally the only range of lipstick that I like. (I do love the liquid matte lippies and the Matte chubby stick things) I have the shades Fire and Ice and Wine with everything at the moment, but have had numerous others in the past. These are both the Creme formulation, which is the only one of the four I have tried. It is lovely and creamy, and glides on easily. While it doesn't feather, you do have to be a bit more precise with your application, as it has a little tendancy to go everywhere-but only so much you need to be careful. I absolutely love the colour of Fire and Ice-a bright orangey, pinky red. Yes, orange AND pink-it seems to change according to the light/skin tone/various factors. The wear is ok-it lasts a couple of hours, which I'm ok with for the finish and the price. I don't however, like the amount of transfer. I would re-buy this I think, but on my wish list of lippies its about halfway from the top.