I usually love all Sleek products but this just didn't work for me. I purchased the shade petal, which looked like a really pretty light pink colour. However when I applied it to my lips I could never get it a consistent colour. It always looked very streaky, even when I tried to add another layer.
I also found it very drying and it became unbearable to wear after having it on for more than an hour. It felt like all the moisture was being sucked out of me and it made the creases in my lips very obvious. This happened even when I used lip balm before applying.
So overall I was really disappointed with this product. I really thought that I was going to love it. I wonder if the others shades might be better for me, but I don't want to waste more money to find out.
I bought this on a whim in Party Pink thinking it'd be a duo for Lime Crime Velvetines. The colour is beautiful and bold and actually very similar to Lime Crimes velvetine "Suede berry". It's an off red, with a hint of orange or coral. It looks incredible on, but unfortunately, Sleeks version of a liquid-to-matte lippy hasn't done it for me. It states that it doesn't cake, flake or dry out, however this is exactly what it does, and very quickly. It almost instantly feathers, and then because it is so long lasting, it's impossible to get it off and out of the creases in your lips. I tried another layer to fill in the gaps and it started caking. I've tried a good lip exfoliator, and then lip balm, and reapplying, but it still does the same thing. I wore it out to dinner once and thought I'd remove it before eating, I ended up with chunks of tissue on my lips, and then the outline of it did NOT come off at all. I had to scrape it off with my fingernails. Rather embarrassing. Too much effort for me. It's cheap, but not cheerful. I'd rather pay the money and get a better quality one.
Tips: Be very careful how and where you apply this, and try not to smear it anywhere else on your face, it's VERY pigmented and does stain skin, and once it's dry, it does not budge (which yes, is a selling point, but also very difficult to manage, especially when out and about).