Super Lustrous Lipstick 440 Cherries in the Snow

Revlon Cherries in the Snow is from like the 50s I think, continuously sold

Revlon Cherries in the Snow looks good on almost everyone. I miss when it was only $4.99.

It's going to be hard to find an exact dupe because the 90s dark (vampiric) reds were trying to dupe the OG Chanel Vamp which was a "black red." The reason a lot of the modern dupes don't look right is because they are trying to use burgundy as a base instead of that "black red" ... which is underst

I love Black Honey by Clinique, and regularly wear Revlon Raisin Rage, Rum Raisin, and Vampire Love (sheered out). Today, I am wearing Rituel de Fille Black Locust. I like more moisturizing formulas that can be sheered out, and I usually favor deep, moody shades. I’m not opposed to a soft-touch matt

Revlon Cherries in the Snow is a beautiful bold cool toned shade.

I never wear neutrals but my current favorite is a “not-red” red. Patricia Nash makes a lot of beautiful reds, the current one is called Strawberry and is a fuchsia/pink-red, it’s almost exactly the same color as Revlon Cherries in the Snow. I have the Rossanna bag in this color and it’s one of my t

A bit obvious perhaps, but: Revlon's Cherries in the Snow, right? Famously, it was Sylvia Plath's fave.

red and green are opposite on the colour wheel. as a result of this pink (red+white) contrasts with olive skin in a way that is often unflattering. it either makes the green in an olive skin tone more obvious or the pink just sits on the face looking unnatural because there's no tones in an olive sk

Revlon Cherries in the Snow. Has been around forever.

Maybe revlon's Cherries in the snow