100% PURE Cocoa Butter Matte Lipstick Full Stay All Day Coverage, Lasting Moisturizing & Softening Natural Lip Color for All Skin Tones Vegan Fruit Pigmented Blood Orange (Classic Brick Red) - 0.15 oz

This color is a vibrant clear pink/peachy shade. I love to dab and pucker; a little goes a long way for a beautiful healthy looking tint....or apply more for a more intense color. I have fair skin, brown hair and brown eyes. I love this color and seems to give a healthy glow to my complexion and would work with most if not all complexions

I tried the pomegranate oil based lipstick in poppy which was a nice bright red but this Nopal color is what I was really looking for. It's a nice dark rich red that can actual act as a neutral tone that still has some sassiness! Love this color and how soft my lips feel unlike many other mattes that are so drying.

'Pink Canyon' is my second lipstick purchase from 100 Percent Pure. The colour is very pretty - like a peachier version of 'Mirage'. The lipsticks are not drying and are fairly pigmented. I do recommend exfoliating and prepping your lips with a balm prior to application just so it doesn't stick to any dry patches. It lasts on the lips just like conventional lipstick - but it has the benefits of the plant-powered ingredients. One of my favourite lipsticks now.

I ended up concluding that matte in general was just not for me. My lips look all the sexier for a little bit of gloss on them. However, I wanted to try one more matte before I threw in the towel on them for now. Enter, Sahara. Way too dark for me, but I couldn't discount that it has great texture, coverage, and the color is really lovely. There are a lot of ladies this would look fabulous on, but a creme Irish looking lady? Maybe not so much unless you want to make a statement! Returned without issue. I love this company.

I prefer more subdued berry or wine colored lipsticks, and they named this one well! It's highly pigmented and stays on for a long time. I don't slather it on like the gals do on youtube. I put very little on. First, I get close to a magnifying mirror and outline my lips with it like a lip liner. If careful, and smile broadly while doing this, the lipstick won't settle into any wrinkle lines above your upper lip. About half of each lip gets color. Then I move my lips together to spread it. Sometimes I add a little more if I want it a bit more dramatic. It's extremely matte - which looks best on a more mature face. If my lips are dry, I first put just a touch of 100% lip balm on my lips. In the summer, I'll add nothing or put a little of the lip balm over the lipstick to give it a little moisture. This is a wonderful lipstick and I love the fact that I'm not ingesting yucky ingredients.