Super Lustrous Lipstick 440 Cherries in the Snow

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 looks good on almost everyone. I miss when it was only $4.99.

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

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

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

Reds (that should be cool tone friendly) - Wet n Wild Stoplight Red, Maybelline Color Sensational Ruby for Me, L'Oréal Color Riche - Red Passion... Revlon Cherries in the Snow is really more pink than red to me, but lovely on cool-tones.

There’s warm/cool colors and then how saturated it is. Perfect might be overselling it. I have neutral undertones for makeup. I look best in cool toned clothing, so I use cool toned colors in makeup (lipstick, blush, etc). But sometimes it would still look “off,” muted/frosted, brown, and nude lipst

This is also something I find curious because Pioneer was one of the first reds I found that translated relatively true to color on me, instead of pulling noticeable pink or just clownishly bright. I have a muted yellow/olive skin tone and most color cosmetics pull very pink on my complexion—somethi

I really like Mac center of attention and Revlon cherries in the snow. I’m super fair with pink undertones and most reds pull orange or brown on me, but not those two.

Maybe Revlon “cherries in the snow” - i feel like the hint of hot pink captures the color of a frosty can