Title speaks for itself: I barely wear any lipstick and if I do, I wear nude ones due to them coming off so quick. The only thing that lasts longer are lip tints but they are limited in their shade range. 

Are there any tips on how I can make it last longer? I wanna be able to drink when I'm outside and not rip the color away immediately 😅.

How to keep Lipstick 'smudge-proof'

The oily texture doesnt bother me, however I don&#39;t think I would recommend it to someone with oily or combo skin. If you have that skin type, you&#39;d better be off with something like Adapalene Gel or another low-percentage gel or cream. If you did buy this by mistake, try the Sandwich layering method TO describes on their website and see if that helps.

As someone with sensitive and dry skin, I was worried about Retinol since it dries your skin out and you may get purging. However, my worry was completely unwarranted as this low of a percentage of retinol is just right. I could&#39;ve even gone for 0.5% at the start! Just moisturize well, Hyaluronic Acid and Retinol generally are a great duo even if this one is quite low.

I know some people won&#39;t like the coconut scent or any scent at all so there is an unscented one, even tinted ones if you like that stuff. I also think for something so sustainable and easy to get, ~$15 (USD) is a bit much but again, it&#39;s cruelty-free so the price is debatable.

I absolutely love coconut-scented anything, it reminds me of vacations and summer in general! I never used Lanolin until I used a Lanolips balm but I now know why some people swear by it. It&#39;s not vegan but cruelty-free and sustainable (Lanolin is a by-product of sheep wool)!

Because it has HA, less is more. It can become milky if you use too much. Make sure to use it on a dry or mostly dry face. Also, just cause its this low doesnt mean you can start using it everyday. I use it every 2nd day after easing into it for a month and leave my nightly Retinol out of the routine (experienced user) and I think its more than enough.

The product&#39;s exfoliation is really mild, which I like about this. If you want to exfoliate but aren&#39;t ready for something strong like Pixi&#39;s Glow Tonic or only want surface-level exoliation, this is great for a beginner.

I can&#39;t judge how it&#39;d feel for someone with oily skin but I do know that if you want it to smell good, don&#39;t bother: it smells like a lite version of sunflower oil. I don&#39;t mind it not smelling good as long as it does its job but others may not.

The first oil cleanser I ever used when I started double-cleansing in my PM routine. If you&#39;re worried about the Fragrance, I promise you it smells like a regular plant oil. Less is more with that product, one or two pumps is enough honestly. It also doesnt feel stripping or leaves your skin very oily!

Can get a little leaky but if you turn it on its head, it can be prevented. Definitely mix it with a moisturizer and don&#39;t use too much. It also says to use it within 7 days but if you keep it in a cool, dark environment it&#39;s gonna keep for a lot longer.

A neat feature of mixing solids and liquids together! I have also found that 10% is the golden percentage of Vitamin C, I tried 15% before but my skin over-reacted. Not with this one! Clinique prides itself as being perfume-free which I find really nice. A lot of the ingredients may seem foreign to people but most are used in holistic medicine to treat certain conditions.

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