Makeup Geek Marriage Material, Misfit, Urbanista Plush Lip Mattes Reviews, Photos, Swatches

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Marriage Material

Makeup Geek Marriage Material Plush Lip Matte ($12.00 for 0.06 fl. oz.) is a medium-dark plum with subtle, cool undertones and a satin finish. The texture was mousse-like, airy and lightweight, and while it was quite pigmented, the actual consistency was grainy and seemed poorly mixed (in terms of ingredients). The color appeared “cracked” as the color pulled away from where my lip lines were, even though it did not dry down like a typical liquid lipstick. As the color wore on, I had more significant settling of the color into my lip lines, which made it appear more uneven overall. It lasted for four hours, left a pink stain behind, and my lips felt tight and drier after wearing it (but it did not feel dry while it was on)–almost raw at times.

The formula is supposed to be a “cross between a cream and a mousse” that is “highly pigmented” with a “soft matte” finish. The consistency has an incredibly velvety, creamy feel without being slippery or wet, so it felt very smooth going on the lips and lightweight. I liked the way it felt on the lips for an hour or so of wear, but after testing about half of the range, they did not wear down well with an uneven fade and significant color in lip lines. While traditional liquid lipstick can dry and look “cracked,” I noticed that despite feeling quite forgiving, the finish often was not as lip color settled into and separated away from lip lines. The formula wasn’t designed to dry down to a flat, matte finish, and it does not, so the transfer was similar to that of a traditional, satin-finished tube lipstick for me. On me, the liquid lipsticks have lasted between four and six hours on me. They seem mostly non-drying on but seemed more drying as I wore them, particularly if I wore two in a row, which would leave my lips feeling raw.

Just a heads up, each tube contains a surprisingly small amount of product (0.06 fl. oz.) relative to a lot of popular liquid lipstick formulas (Kat Von D contains 0.22 fl. oz., Anastasia contains 0.11 fl. oz., Smashbox contains 0.13 fl. oz., Stila contains 0.10 fl. oz., MAC contains 0.17 fl. oz.).

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Misfit

Makeup Geek Misfit Plush Lip Matte ($12.00 for 0.06 fl. oz.) is a muted, grayed, dark purple with neutral undertones and a satin finish. It had opaque color coverage with a very smooth, velvety consistency that was easily spread across the lips for even color. There was some separation/color in my lip lines initially, and this worsened over time. I was able to press my lips together and smooth some of the color back out but only for the first hour or two, as it wore down to a thinner, more matte finish after that. The color lasted for four and a half hours, left a faint, fuchsia stain, and was drying.

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Urbanista

Makeup Geek Urbanista Plush Lip Matte ($12.00 for 0.06 fl. oz.) is a deep, plummy purple with warmer undertones and a natural sheen. The texture was much thinner and more watery; it had a lot more slip and shine, and it did not feel like the majority of the range with respect to consistency. It had smei-opaque, uneven coverage that settled into lip lines. The color lasted for two and a half hours and was neither drying nor hydrating while worn.

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