Common characteristics of natural lip tint
Lip tint is a popular cosmetic product specially designed to color lips. The results are long-lasting and resistant to wear and tear. Many leading cosmetic companies offer natural lip tint with their other cosmetic products. The purpose of the tint is to temporarily color the lips instead of applying colored wax to color the lips. Characteristics of lip tint include:
Raincoat
Lip tint like lipstick seeks to add color to the lips. However, the tint temporarily stains the lips and the color lasts all day. This is possible due to the fact that it actually stains the skin.
Once the color dries, it won’t stain or wear unevenly. In addition, it does not stain or reach the teeth. On the other hand, the lipstick is placed on the upper part of the lips. As a result, it disappears over time and requires a new application.
Gel
The tint is more of a gel or gloss with some products containing small amounts of alcohol, which makes the skin around the mouth quite dry. Therefore, many people find it helpful to apply a little moisturizer or balm over the tint throughout the day. Many of the manufacturers package moisturizers to help their customers keep their lips moist.
This helps prevent the lips from peeling and chapping. The lipstick is typically manufactured in solid form. In addition, it is made with a color and wax base, as well as an emollient that helps hydrate the lips. This helps prevent the lips from drying out.
Colour
Lip tint, like lipstick, is available in a variety of colors and shades. However, the colors are more limited because it is difficult to tint the lips with a different color. Before purchasing a particular color, it is important to test small amounts on hand. Lip tint is often applied before applying lip gloss to help keep lips more visible.
Natural matte finish
The tints present a natural matte finish on the lips when the cosmetic is applied. For best results, use a wand to apply the dye. This requires careful application to avoid accidentally staining the areas around the lips.
If you get the tint on the wrong parts of your skin, you will need to use makeup remover to remove it. On the other hand, the lipstick has a glossy finish as opposed to the natural matte finish that tints produce.