Lippie Girl Vegocentric Lipstick Schmoopy | Review & swatch

Lippie Girl Vegocentric Lipstick in Schmoopy

So glad I got this lipstick. Alot of natural/organic brands have lipsticks with 'Carmine' in it, which I had no idea what it was, until I googled it and realised it's the colouring and pigment they use from crushed beetles..that totally put me off...as much as I love organic - not THAT organic thank you!

So this range I came across on Instagram, I asked the owner what shade would best suit me, I wanted a natural pink shade for everyday use, work and day time wear etc and she said that Schmoopy would be the best shade which is also their bestseller. Apparently its pretty complimenting on all skintones, and from what I can see on their instagram page it definetely suits lighter or paler complexions, looking like a dusky pink shade. I have to say, on medium skintones it would also look flattering, like a sweet natural pink shade, which is how it looks on me. very natural and subtle like my lips but better.

With natural lipsticks you have to realise they might not be super pigmented. With this, I noticed when I first applied it, it looked like a tinted balm, but with a few layers the true colour came out which looked really nice so I was pleasantly surprised with the colour pay off.


My final thought
This will be my go-to everyday lipstick. It feels very hydrating and soft on the lips and love the shade, not to mention the ingredients, will definitely buy more shades from Lippy Girl.   Only thing is as its made from natural ingredients you need to be gentle with the application as mines gone abit wobbly! Love the original names too. have no idea what Schmoopy means but I just like saying it lol! Schuh-moopy! 




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