Review: Tony Moly Tony Tint in Red Apple

Wazzup 2013~!!! 

Today I am going to post a review of Tony Moly Tony Tint in Red Apple which was one of my Before Christmas haul and I was supposed to post my After Christmas Haul but apparently I am not yet done with my haul so I will just include it on my January haul which is still not sure if I could post it because this coming January 7 is our first day of 3rd semester. I will try my hardest to update my blog at least once or twice a week or if my schedule would allow, an everyday post. ^^ so let's move on to my short review...

BRAND: Tony Moly

NAME: Tony Tint 02 Red Apple

Net Wt: 9g

COLOR: No.1 Cherry pink, No.2 Red apple

PRICE: Php248

WHERE TO BUY: In all Tony Moly stores nationwide

Comes in a tube with black cap with the regular lip gloss applicator nothing unusual 'bout the packaging. What makes it cute is the cherry design at the bottom of the tube ^^

I read many good reviews bout this product so when my herbench tint (review here) was empty I decided to try this one. 

The consistency is super watery, all depends on how thick or thin you would want to put on. 

I actually just pick it up not knowing that the one I got was the shade 02 red apple while I was supposedly buying the no.1 cherry pink. But no worries, I like this too :)

THE GOOD:

 - Stays on lips for 6-7hrs without retouching

- Gives off a nice bloody red color especially when applied on the whole lips

- Small amount goes a long way. 

-  Can create gradient look 

- Affordable

- Portable

- Available locally

THE BAD:

 - Taste a bit alcoholish

- The tube leaks, it might mess up your makeup kit

- A bit drying on lips

I still prefer the herbench tint, so yeah I probably won't repurchase this one.

And that's all for the review! Byebye

Perfect looking lips

Applying lipliner is not only a great way to define and accentuate the shape of your lips, but also to keep your lipstick from feathering.

1. Begin applyling lipliner at the center of your natural upper lip line to define the bow then work toward the outer corners to complete the line.

2. Start at one corner of your bottom lip then follow your natural lip line all the way to the other corner.

Tip: Choose a lipliner that matches your lipstick or a flesh tone shade for a soft, natural look.

Tip: To get plumper, pinker looking lips, do not touch up by drawing a hard lip line; smudge it so lips look fuller! For a more dramatic fullness, choose a lipstick shade with a hint of frost.

Tip: To avoid lipstick on your teeth, put your index finger in your mouth and then draw it out slowly with your mouth closed. What you see on your finger is what would have ended up on your teeth!

I hope it can help. :) Have a nice day! ♥

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