Lip & Cheek Tint - Pink

While formulated with moisturizing ingredients, it's always recommended to perform a patch test on a small area of skin before full application, especially if you have known sensitivities to fragrances or specific cosmetic ingredients.

The tint can be removed using your regular facial cleanser or an oil-based makeup remover. Gently massage the product onto your skin and rinse thoroughly.

Typically, unopened makeup products have a shelf life of 2-3 years. Once opened, it's best to use the product within 12-18 months for optimal performance and hygiene. Look for a PAO (Period After Opening) symbol on the packaging.

The pink shade is designed to provide a natural flush. While it aims to be universally flattering, the intensity and appearance can vary based on individual natural lip and cheek color. It's best to test it to see how it looks on your specific skin tone.

The formula is designed for long-lasting wear and generally has minimal transfer once set. However, like most tints, some transfer might occur, especially with heavy rubbing or if applied very thickly.

Yes, you can apply this tint to moisturized skin. For cheeks, you can layer a powder blush over it for added intensity or longevity. For lips, applying it after lip balm and before lipstick can provide a stained effect.

Ensure your skin is well-moisturized and prepped. Apply the product in smaller amounts and blend immediately before it sets. Using a damp blending sponge can also help achieve a smoother finish.

Apply an additional layer of the tint. For cheeks, build up the color gradually by adding more dots and blending. For lips, apply a second coat for increased intensity.

Ensure the application area is clean and free of oils or heavy creams, which can affect longevity. For longer wear on lips, consider applying a lip balm *after* the tint has set.

You may have applied too much product. Try using less product and blending it out thoroughly. Allow a minute for the product to set; it should dry down to a non-sticky finish.