Pretty, not very vivid, think "hint of a tint", 11 Jun. 2016

This feels lovely when you apply it, very soothing and moisturising. The colour is much less vivid than I was hoping but it is pretty nevertheless. The coral orange is more pink than orange as you can see in my photo. This is good for people who like to improve their looks without being too obvious about it. Perfect summer day time use. Would not work well under artificial light.

This review is from: Rimmel London Moisture Renew Sheer & Shine Lipstick, Spin All Spring, a Coral Orange Shade (Personal Care)

A pink that's more suited to Caucasian skins than for all skins. A bit too 'baby pink' and bright. Thick, gloopy, uneven., 10 Jun. 2016

This looks and feels like a lip balm going on, as it doesn't smear evenly and you need a few passes to get even colour everywhere, and then once it's on, there's a bit of a greasy/heavy sheen to it and it overlaps the edges of your lips. It is very heavy and a bit clumpy.Once on, it feels moisturising, but on a hot day whilst I was rushing around, the colour just faded away and the outside of my mouth needed wiping - it felt and looked greasy, and in fact, looked as if the lippie had simply melted away.Also, the shade of pink is a mix of baby pink and sheer, translucent, gloopy gloss that looks rather messy and that didn't suit my fair-ish Asian skin. I don't think it'd be seen on darker complexions, and I wouldn't want to use this again.

This review is from: Rimmel London Moisture Renew Sheer & Shine Lipstick, Glow-rious Pink, a Brilliant Pink Shade (Personal Care)

Nice feel and no annoying taste..., 11 Jun. 2016

Love the feel of this on the lip - not gloopy or sticky but very moisturising, in fact, more moisturising than many balms I've tried. And bliss! Hardly any taste or smell!It goes on easily and gives a strongly coloured and glossy covering. The gloss wears off after a bit but I found the colour lasts longer. In truth, the Pink Rules colour is way too bright for my pale skin (I was sent it for review so didn't choose the colour) but I think it's attractive and would probably suit darker skin tones well, perhaps more for the evening than daytime. Some reviewers say, rightly, that the transparent pink cover looks a bit on the cheaper side, but this doesn't bother me personally so I'm not marking it down for that. The cover does it job fine and that's all I expect of it. In fact, it actually looks a bit funkier than some lipstick covers, so might appeal more to younger girls than more "posh" looking ones. Recommended.

This review is from: Rimmel London Moisture Renew Sheer & Shine Lipstick, Pink Rules, a Bright Pink Shade (Personal Care)