SashaGrace review for 22 Pomelo Skin (Bare Juicy Series)

[Description] per Romand's global site >Bare-skin colors inspired by early spring sunshine >A candy-coated gloss that intensifies over time >Clear and syrupy finish with rich juicy colors ✨20% off code: PaintedMonolid [Shade Range] Pomelo, despite its nude tone, has healthy pigmentation and creamy shine that eventually dries down a bit. It can be sheered out, or worn more thickly for coverage. It is creamy and skin-toned, so it won't really leave a stain unless perhaps your lips have very little pigment. Pomelo is a slightly brownie peach, great for olive skin tones, that really mutes the red in my lips and evens out pigmentation. It's a really nice nude on me. #22 Pomelo Skin: Not-too-white-beige shade that fits warm undertones [Price] I can't remember what I paid for each, but on Romand's site they are $13 USD. On many other sites like Olive Young, Jolse, and YesStyle, they fluctuate in between $7-$9 USD. [Texture] This formula is a thin, creamy gloss texture that is smooth. Not sticky at all, but does have a slightly tacky feel that gives it some staying power. It is moderately moisturizing, but I don't feel it's a gloss formula that I reach for to treat dryness. But the formula is very forgiving and flexible, always makes my uneven chapped lips look smoother and uniform in color. [Scent] The scent is a fresh and fruity fragrance that is lovely. It adds to the application experience and is not strong or long-lasting. There also is not an offensive taste. [Conclusion] It's really hard for me to find a good nude that works with my olive skin tone and doesn't make my pigmented lips corpse-like. I really like Pomelo, I would absolutely repurchase! I like the entire Bare Juicy line of Lasting Tints. The muted, true nude tones are really lovely and flexible. It is an easy lip product you don't need a mirror to apply, but feels slightly more elevated compared to a lip balm.