These are the liquid lip products that I have the most shades of in my collection. The formula is matte but doesn’t dry patchy. I love the shade Devoted to Chilli for a warm red or Ruby Boo for a blue-red.
This has a light and buildable texture. You can opt for a pink hue, like shade 555, for a pumped-up my-lips-but-better shade.
The tip of this doe-foot applicator makes precision super easy on the go. The finish is satin and doesn’t crack.
Okay, technically not a liquid, but I needed to include for those among us who prefer a light wash of colour that doesn’t budge. This balm-like formula applies like lipstick, but I then pat it off with a tissue and am left with a long-lasting stain.
These were my introduction to good liquid lipsticks, and I still have them in my makeup collection to this day. The texture is mousse-like but dries down to a satin/matte finish.
I like to call the finish of this a ’90s matte. It is completely sans shine but is really pigmented and applies smoothly.
Despite being super liquidy, this formula is highly pigmented. It applies kind of like a gloss but once dry is a solid matte. My favourite shade is Exorcism for a juicy plum look.
This ultra-matte finish has plumping agents in the formula, so you don’t have to worry about the crepe-y texture matte products sometimes leave on the lips.
If you’re looking for an entry point to matte liquid lipsticks, this airy formula is perfect. It glides on easily and gives a plumped, cushiony finish.
Somewhere between a gloss and a lip stain, this cream lipstick has long staying power while giving a super-subtle sheen.
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