The Sinners Opaque Lipstick, Bright Natural

I am so in love with this lipstick. It applies really well and had good longevity for a lipstick without a special made-to-outlast-the-apocalypse formula. I also rarely find a lipstick that doesn't dry out my lips. This is absolutely perfect for anybody with cool or dull tones who wants a brighter look. I have dark, ashy brown hair with a lot of grey, a dull complexion with ashy/blue undertones, and blue eyes, so it's easy to look washed out. This raspberry color is a great complement for blue tones without looking clownish. I prefer to draw attention to my eyes more than my mouth, and on me, this is a little too bright to compete with intense eye makep, but it's a great complement for a neutral or a less bright shade in the same color pallete (pink, blue). I love it so much, I bought 3 more for friends and family who fear lipstick and have similar coloring to me. It's been hard to find a good lip liner, so I use Rimmel's transparent liner to prevent feathering.

I first purchased this lipstick in a retail store back in 2015. I was so happy to see Lipstick Queen was still around and making this color. It’s creamy so it glides on your lips smoothly giving your lips a little shine of pink. It’s like a raspberry pink with a hint of blue. The price is amazing for the quality, color and look you get when it’s applied.

I have used Lipstick Queen lipstick color changing lipstick and really liked it. I took the lipstick out of the sealed box and opened the case to apply to my lips and immediately noticed that it had a foul smell. When I attempted to put it on my lips, it was dry and I began feeling a burning sensation on my lips. The color is pretty but the lipstick that I received is obviously old and past it's shelf life. I will attempt to get a new lipstick from Lipstick Queen.

I've hunted for this lipstick in this specific shade for a long time. I was so glad to finally find it again! Bought 2 tubes to last me the next two summers. Good shade if you wear a lot of pink!

I like this product for what it is. On me, it’s a glossy balmy consistency, not long wearing but leaves a tint of stain. It isn’t blue on me at all (the photos of it on lips in the listing just aren’t my experience). It’s a sheer light-medium raspberry pink, with pink glitter (not a white frosty glitter, but a pink glitter). It’s cheerful and fun. Hint: after slicking it on, if you want more of the “glitter” on you, lightly buff the stick in circles in the middle of your bottom lip, and it will lay down extra glitter. I’m saying “glitter”, because it is bits, not “pearl” but they are the very finest consistency of what I’d still call glitter pieces. It’s fun and easy to wear.

This was a gift so not sure how the color looked but it came nicely packaged and was a cute addition to the gift box.

Lipstick Queen Sinner Natural was not the color I expected. The description says it's the color of lips, intensified (or something similar to that). Apparently the person who wrote that has lips that have a brownish pink shade to them, rather than the shade of my lips, which I guess is more dark pink? Berry? I don't know how to describe my natural lip color, but this isn't it. For a brownish pink, it does look nice, and probably will look better once my ivory skin is not February in Michigan pale, however, it was not the color I was looking for.

Successful gift to granddaughter--made her smile. (age 11)