MeaningInMakeup review for #6 Pink Oil

I received this product for free from Picky and ETUDE in exchange for my honest review. This is one of the two ‘nude’ colors from this line. I say that because even though it has a very subtle pink tint to it, it looks more pigmented in the container than it does when I apply it to my lips. I’m not sure if that’s because of my natural lip color or what. But I consider it a nude option because of that. And of the two lighter shades, this one was definitely the lighter of the two (the other being Red Oil). When the top glossy layer of this tint wears off, the tint is barely there with this color, and that’s why I had to take one star off of my review. I do know that you can build up the color by layering it, but this one is hardly pigmented to start with. However, I will say I’m fine wearing this color around the house. In fact, I find this formula to be more nourishing than some of the other lip balms that I’ve used recently. It makes sense because oils are very nourishing and used in other skincare products. So why not use it in lip care products too? Especially because our lips also have skin on them. Just like all my other reviews of the colors from this line, I have to say how comfy this formula was to wear. It gives the appearance of a glossy lip without the texture of a gloss. It’s incredibly lightweight, it doesn’t feel tacky, thick, or goopy. I enjoyed this line so much, and it is definitely a new holy grail that I constantly find myself reaching for.