Share with your friends!

Facebook

StumbleUpon

Twitter

Pinterest

email

Buffer

Print

Affiliate Links
 

Product: ColourPop Disney Villains Lux Lipsticks

Claims: Lipsticks Based Off Disney Villains | 4 Creme Lipsticks | 2 Matte Lipsticks | Neutral to Vampy Red Shades | Limited Edition | Cruelty Free

Size: 3.5 grams or 0.12 oz. each

Shades: 6 Shades

Price: $8 each | $48 Bundle

Purchase: ColourPop

Well if you were around Friday then you probably aren’t surprised that today’s post is a review of the ColourPop Disney Villains Lux Lipsticks. If you’ve been around for awhile then you know that I love lip products just about as much as I like Disney, so this one was a no brainer. Again though, does it live up to the hype? Let’s find out.

The full-size ColourPop Disney Villains Lux Lipsticks have 0.12 oz. or 3.5 grams of product. The Lux Lipsticks come housed in a metal container with designs imprinted on them (the same design in on each tube) and each lipstick comes in a box designed with that villain on it. The Lux Lipsticks can be purchased individually or as a set and they retail for $8 each or $48.00 for the bundle which comes in it’s own box. The ColourPop Disney Villains Lux Lipsticks can be purchased at ColourPop.

ColourPop claims that the Disney Villains Lux Lipsticks come in two formulas, matte and creme. Both the matte and creme Lux Lipsticks are said to be full-coverage, long-wearing, and true to color. The matte Lux Lipsticks are also said to be comfortable to wear and non-drying while the creme Lux Lipsticks are supposed to be super buttery. The ingredients for the Disney Villains Lux Lipstics are:

Before we look at swatches for the ColourPop Disney Villains Lux Lipsticks let’s talk about the packaging. If you purchase the complete set of Disney Villains Lux Lipsticks they come in the individual boxes housed inside of a slip-out box that is decorated similar to the outer box of the ColourPop Misunderstood Palette, read my review here and purchase it here. The individual boxes have the villain the lipstick is based on on the front. The tube that holds the lipstick is a black metal tube with the design from the other box etched onto it in silver. The lipstick itself has the word Villains etched into it as well. My complaint about the packaging is that I wish that the tubes had a different scene or something based off of that villain etched onto it. Once the tubes are out of the box I’m not going to know which one is which without having to lift it up and flip it over.

The first swatch is of Maleficent which is a deep magenta Creme Lipstick, next down is Dr. Facilier which is a warm-tone neutral Creme Lipstick, next down is Cruella which is a bright red Creme Lipstick, next down is a Evil Queen which is a rich red Matte Lipstick, next down is Hades which is a peachy neutral Creme Lipstick, and lastly there is Ursula which is a deep plum Matte Lipstick. Overall I really liked the ColourPop Disney Villains Lux Lipsticks especially for the price, they rival a lot of even high end branded lipsticks. That isn’t to say I didn’t have some issues with them. Hades felt super gritty on the lips and you can actually see it a little bit in the swatch if you look really close and Evil Queen was a lipstick I wanted to love but I actually had to go over some spots a few times because it drug on the lips and was a bit patchy. The other four were all great though.

Same as with the ColourPop Misunderstood Palette, if you’re a fan of Disney you’ve probably already picked these up or you’re already on your way over to pick them up. If you do decide to pick up the lipstick that matches your favorite Villain OR you decide to get the whole set I don’t think you’d be wasting your money. The pigmentation of the Disney Lux Lipsticks is on-point, as you can see above, and they are long wearing especially for an $8 lipstick. The mattes are non-drying and the cremes are super buttery. So all the claims are spot-on and I don’t think that everyone will have the same problem that I did with Hades. The only one that might be a little tricky is Evil Queen but it’s not so bad that I wouldn’t repurchase it if you know what I mean.

Check Out Other Posts: ColourPop Posts

Make sure to follow my beauty board on Pinterest!

Share with your friends!

Facebook

StumbleUpon

Twitter

Pinterest

email

Buffer

Print