SUPREME BEAUTY OF THE WEEK:
10 Lipsticks That
Won’t Dry You Out
It's hard out here for
a dry-lipped lipstick lover. Fortunately, many of our favorite beauty brands
have wised up to the plight of the perpetually chapped and have
sought to address our needs with super-hydrating formulas packed with
moisturizing ingredients to soothe and protect. At long last, our favorite lip
color doesn't make it hurt for us to smile!
bareMinerals Marvelous Moxie Lipstick
We hear so
much about the amazing hydration benefits of omega fatty acids, so we
figure it's about time that someone put them in a lipstick. For full
coverage, saturated color that's more vivid than it has any right to be,
this buttery lipstick ($18, bareescentuals.com) takes the cake.
Bite Beauty Luminous Crème Lipstick
As with all of the innovative brand's moisture-rich, guilt-free lip products, this incredibly pigmented formula ($24, sephora.com),
which is creamy and luxurious-feeling on lips, is also teeming with
healthy antioxidants and food-grade natural color. That's a win-win
situation if there ever was one.
Clé de Peau Beauté Extra Rich Lipstick
You'll find this makeup artist favorite ($40 for color, $25 for refillable holder, nordstrom.com)
at the crosshairs of lush hydration, outstanding color selection, and
packaging fit for a queen. We expect greatness from a splurge, and this
smooth, long-lasting formula certainly delivers on all counts.
CoverGirl Lip Perfection Lip Color
Who knew? It turns out that one of the most pigmented moisturizing formulas we've ever had the pleasure of applying ($6.99, ulta.com)
can be found at the nearest drugstore for under 10 bucks. We're
obsessed with the more dramatic colors in this collection—they seriously
rival most of our pricier lipsticks in how often we reach for them in
the morning.
Dolce & Gabbana Passion Duo Gloss Fusion Lipstick
We like anything that claims to follow through on two promises, and this unique lip color ($36, sephora.com)
does exactly that. A glossy high-shine core is surrounded by a
saturated matte pigment with a super-smooth feel. The former hydrates
and adds depth, while the matte color allows for that color-pop wow
factor, especially in the show-stopping brighter shades.
Jouer Hydrating Lipstick
All hail cupuaçu, the unpronounceable tree nut responsible for the miracle butter that gives this niche lipstick ($15.40, jouercosmetics.com)
its incredible moisturizing properties. There's nothing to not love
about this gloriously smooth formula—it's so good we use it in place of a
clear lip balm when we want to double down on hydration and color
(which we do, often).
Smashbox Be Legendary Lipstick
For a reliable, easy-to-wear formula packed with pigment regardless of shade, this luxurious-feeling lipstick ($20, smashbox.com)
has you covered. The color goes on vibrant and opaque in one swipe, and
the shea butter infusion will leave lips feeling creamy, not chalky.
Tarte LipSurgence Lip Tint
There's a substantial reason these chunky, easy-to-use pencils ($24, sephora.com)
have developed a steadily growing cult following over the past few
years. While many moisturizing "lip tints" compromise pigment in favor
of the hydration factor, this go-to stain does no such thing. There's a
shade for every imaginable circumstance—we'd be hardpressed to choose a
favorite.
By Terry Rouge Terrybly
This subtly plumping formula ($49.50, spacenk.com)
covers all the bases when it comes to soothing, repairing and imparting
gorgeous, long-lasting color on the lips. If you have fine lines or
loss of lip volume, this one's for you: It's packed full of the brand's
anti-aging firming technology to give lips a youthful makeover.
Tom Ford Lip Color
You don't need to be a glamour
girl to get down with this ridiculously good line of lip color. Take
your eyes off the gorgeous packaging just for a second: Rare nut butters
and gently fragranced flower oils are responsible for the soft, creamy
glide of this covetable lipstick ($50, nordstrom.com).
The finish is one of our favorites—it has just the right amount of
sophisticated satiny glow to make it not quite fully matte.
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