NYX plumping gloss for dark skin
So NYX came out with these new glosses and …WOW. There are so many shade like so many (lmk if there’s a specific one you want me to try ,I’ll go buy it !) These are the ones that stood out to me . They are a great nude for darkskin black girls .
PRODUCT REVIEW :
These are plumping glosses ,they do plump your lips really well in my opinion . The consistency is kind of on the thicker side so a little goes a long way with pigment . I feel like it’s an upgraded butter gloss for more pigment and shine. My only con is that it’s …spicy ? Like it literally tastes like cinnamon kinda . I use alot of plumping closes and this is the only one I’ve had that tastes like this . It kind of stung for me a bit but I may have to try it again . Also when Insay it’s thick …it’s THICK do not pack it on .
⭐️Overall rating: 9.5/10
I’m rating this a 9.5 before the shade range and pigment js AMAZING. I only picked up 4 shades because I was honestly overwhelmed at how many shades there were that looked good on me 🤣. I had to get out of ULTA or I would have bought the whole collection tbh . I subtracted 5 points because it may be a little too thick and the cinnamon feeling isn’t pleasant.
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Many of you might be wondering how these new NYX Duck Plump lip glosses compare to the iconic NYX Butter Gloss! I totally get it, the Butter Gloss is a staple for a reason. From my experience, the Duck Plump really does feel like an "upgraded" version, especially when it comes to pigment and that noticeable plumping effect. If you're looking for a gloss that subtly enhances your lip volume without needing a liner, this is definitely it. Yes, it has that tingle – it's part of the plumping action, which some describe as "spicy" or a "cinnamon" feel. I found it a bit intense at first, but you do get used to it. The plumping is real, ladies! Finding the right lip gloss for dark skin tones, especially if you have pigmented lips, can be a journey! That's why I was so excited to find shades in the NYX Duck Plump collection that genuinely complement my complexion. I specifically loved how shades like Lilac on Lock, Wine Not, Twice the Spice, and Brown of Applause looked on me. These aren't just "nudes" in the traditional sense; they're rich, vibrant, and incredibly flattering. When picking out a gloss, don't be afraid to swatch a few different tones. Look for shades with warm undertones or berry, brown, and deep mauves that enhance your natural lip color rather than washing it out. For those with pigmented lips, the opaque pigment of the NYX Duck Plump lip gloss is a game-changer, ensuring the color truly shows up. Now, a quick note on application! This gloss is thick – and I mean THICK. The original article mentioned this, and it's worth reiterating. A little goes a long way. I learned quickly not to pack it on. My best tip is to apply a thin layer, focusing the product on the center of your lips and then gently pressing your lips together to distribute it. This prevents it from feeling too heavy or sticky. If you want to create a fuller lip look, try lining your lips with a brown or deep berry liner first, then apply your chosen NYX Duck Plump shade like Wine Not or Brown of Applause over it. This technique works wonders for defining and adding dimension. Despite the initial "spice" and thickness, I found the longevity of these NYX Duck Plump lip glosses to be quite impressive. They stay put for a good few hours, even through sipping drinks. Of course, eating a full meal will require a reapplication, but for daily wear, they hold up well. The shine is incredible and really makes your lips look juicy and healthy. If you're sensitive to plumping sensations, I'd suggest doing a quick patch test on your inner arm first, just to be safe. But overall, for the stunning color payoff and plumping effect, these are a definite win for my makeup bag!
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