Givenchy Rouge Mohair & Rouge Suedine Le Rouge Liquide Reviews, Photos, Swatches

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Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide

Rouge Mohair (308)

Givenchy Rouge Mohair (308) Le Rouge Liquide ($37.00 for 0.10 oz.) is a vibrant, raspberry pink with subtle, cool undertones and a satin sheen. It had semi-opaque pigmentation, and this one I struggled with as the color looked uneven and almost splotchy in places as if some of the product stained my lips but not everywhere. The texture was thinner and more oily, though it seemed to set a bit faster than other shades. It wore well for five hours and was lightly hydrating.

FURTHER READING: Formula Overview for details on general performance and characteristics (like scent).

Formula Overview

$37.00/0.1 oz. - $370.00 Per Ounce

The formula is supposed to have a "velvet matte" finish that "never feels drying" and is "super-vibrant." It is also supposed to "hydrate and smooth like a nourishing lip balm." The applicator is a fluffy foam tip with a light slant and rounded shape where the lip color exudes out when twisted--the actual lip color has the texture of a thick cream than a traditional liquid lipstick. I found the applicator to be tricky to use and certainly worse than a standard bullet or applying using a doe-foot applicator. It was hard to maneuver along the edges of my lips, especially around the cupid's bow. Of the shades I tried, they were semi-opaque to opaque, comfortable to wear (lightly hydrating), and lasted between four and six hours but found that they seemed to fade more unevenly than the average lip product.

Browse all of our Givenchy Le Rouge Liquide swatches.

Ingredients


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Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide
Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide

Rouge Suedine (410)

Givenchy Rouge Suedine (410) Le Rouge Liquide ($37.00 for 0.10 oz.) is a deep red with subtle, cool undertones and a satin finish. It had good color coverage–though not opaque–with a smooth, velvety texture that was creamy enough to glide on well but not feel slippery when worn. It seemed to smooth out most of my lip lines, and the color applied very evenly with minimal effort, though the applicator made life more difficult along the cupid’s bow for me. This shade stayed on nicely for six hours, left a faint stain behind, and was lightly moisturizing.

FURTHER READING: Formula Overview for details on general performance and characteristics (like scent).

Formula Overview

$37.00/0.1 oz. - $370.00 Per Ounce

The formula is supposed to have a "velvet matte" finish that "never feels drying" and is "super-vibrant." It is also supposed to "hydrate and smooth like a nourishing lip balm." The applicator is a fluffy foam tip with a light slant and rounded shape where the lip color exudes out when twisted--the actual lip color has the texture of a thick cream than a traditional liquid lipstick. I found the applicator to be tricky to use and certainly worse than a standard bullet or applying using a doe-foot applicator. It was hard to maneuver along the edges of my lips, especially around the cupid's bow. Of the shades I tried, they were semi-opaque to opaque, comfortable to wear (lightly hydrating), and lasted between four and six hours but found that they seemed to fade more unevenly than the average lip product.

Browse all of our Givenchy Le Rouge Liquide swatches.

Ingredients

Makeup Look
On face:
  • Giorgio Armani Power Fabric
  • Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk
  • Laura Mercier Loose Setting Powder
On eyes:
  • Inglot x JLO Pigments
  • Dose of Colors Sassy Siennas Eyeshadow Palette

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kinga Avatar

something about this applicator really freaks me out! the payoff is lovely but i just can’t imagine putting that on my lips, lol

kjh Avatar

Definitely, and it looks vulgar, without being able to name the vulgarity, lol. I think once the furry part is covered with product, that effect will go away. Hope so, anyway.

Seraphine Avatar

The colors are very pretty, but the applicator is kind of creepy. My natural cupid’s bow is very defined and almost pointy, so I’m sure it would be a struggle to get this to work. And I can’t imagine taking this hairy-looking thing out to reapply it in public, even in the ladies room!

Katherine T. Avatar

IDK that applicator looks kind of gross, like the lipstick dropped on the carpet, and carpet fibers or pet hair got stuck all over it

CeeBee Avatar

Once on, they look nice.

But I do NOT want to apply lip colour using something that looks like a rabbits butthole, no thank you.

Erica Avatar

Lol rabbit’s butthole. I cannot figure out what I’m looking at. Is it a nipple? A penis? A butthole? It looks vulgar. How did this get past production? I’m not usually one to care about packaging but these look strange !

CeeBee Avatar

Yeah, it’s got that whole furry animal/gentalia/sex toy vibe (LOL) and the only thing I can think is that it must have been a man who designed this. Lets make a lipstick that looks like a bumdick with fuzz – women LOVE putting those near their mouths! 😉

Seems like the fuzzy butt wang is turning a lot of people off. Which is not surprising to me in the least … and I’m not exactly a prude, but DUDE, NO.

Deborah S. Avatar

So the applicator is giving phallic vibes which is disturbing. I don’t think I would like to apply this in public but the other issue is related to application and getting a precise line. Not sure you could without carrying a lip brush with you for touch ups. All in all, lovely shades but nothing worth the hassle and embarrassment.

Katie Avatar

Why would any company want ‘mohair’ in anyway associated with its lipstick? On a practical level It suggests to me nasty stray hairs it which would not be an inducement to buy. Then there are the animal cruelty issues that surround mohair as a fibre leading many companies are ceasing to use it in their products.

beka Avatar

When I just glanced at the title of this post and saw the picture of the applicator, I thought “mohair” was a description, not the shade. It looks really disgusting and I would never be able to use that applicator-yuck! But I almost want to see it in person because I can’t comprehend why they would make it this way or how it is supposed to work effectively:))

Vittoria Avatar

Oh, I get it, cool! If mohair were that color. Soft fuzzy blurry not shiny of course. I kinda want it even though it looks like a miniature of a pocket umm sex toy.

Iron Maiden Avatar

It may be a good product, but the applicator is so off-putting that I would never purchase it (and I normally don’t care about packaging as long as it’s functional). I can’t imagine how you could get a smooth application, and i can’t imagine how unsanitary it would be. Yuck.

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