NYX PROFESSIONAL MAKEUPLip Lingerie Push-Up Long Lasting Plumping Lipstick - Seduction (Reddish Brown Nude)

Love it! Love the color! Better than I expected. Lasts most of the day, gets a little dry but a little touchup never hurt anyone ;)

I've ordered this several times, and it's my go-to lipstick. Color stays on and it's very smooth -- and I love, love this color! ("Seduction.") The color goes with my light-olive-complexion perfectly. I have one in my cosmetics drawer, and one in my purse. Easy to twist for more color, and seems to last me a long time. I'll keep buying this one whenever I'm out!

FINALLY! I've finally found that perfect elusive shade! After extensive research online for the right cool toned muted purple/lilac lip color, I decided on "Embellishment." Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winner! 😃🎉Might sound silly to be this happy about finding a lip color, but I'm not one of those girls that can pull off just any lipstick color. I don't have those gloriously pouty model lips. They aren't weird or anything lol, but just not that flawless, full pout that I want to draw tons of attention too, so I put my focus on more bold smoky eye makeup and keep my lips in the neutral zone. The older I've gotten though (37 now), the more I've found the importance of adding a pop of color and definition to the ol' puckeroos. Thus my dilemma finding a balance between definition without *too* much definition.With all that being said, here's a breakdown of my own traits to hopefully help some of you other gals with similar features decide if the "Embellishment" shade is right for you...I'm female, Caucasian, with light-to-medium cool toned skin, very dark brown hair (cool ash toned), and teal eyes (I call them teal because I literally can never decide if they look more blue or green, it's a blend). I look best in silver jewelry and deep cool earthy shades, such as dark teals, navy, plum, maroon, deep earthy green, black, etc.As a handy tip... If you are unfamiliar with undertones and what your own unique color profile is, an easy way to determine this is to look at the veins on your inner wrist and inner elbow. If the veins look blue, you are probably cool toned like me. Which means you have either pinkish or bluish undertones to your complexion. You look best in the colors I outlined above. As far as lipsticks go, you should look for shades with subtle blue, lilac, grey, or purple undertones (as opposed to warmer yellow, orange, golden, or olive undertones).If your veins look more green, you probably have a warm toned complexion, which means you have more golden, olive, or yellowish undertones to your skin. You will look best in gold jewelery and warmer colors with hints of yellow, orange, golden, and olive in their base. When it comes to lipstick, you want to look for things with subtle yellow/orange/olive undertones.If you can't really determine whether your veins look blue OR green, you may have neutral undertones, which is somewhat self explanatory.That doesn't mean you are literally looking for those specific colors btw, we're just talking about the very subtle undertones of the overlying shade. For instance, you can have a "cool" red (with bluish undertones) vs. a "warm" red (with yellowish undertones). An example would be a deep burgundy wine red vs. a bright fire engine red. In neutral shades you can have a cool toned fawn shade with more grey undertones vs. a more warm peachy or yellowish beige. These subtle differences make a HUGE difference in how makeup and clothing looks on you! So it's well worth determining your own coloring profile, as it will make shopping for makeup and accessories far more productive and enjoyable. 😉

Love this item and it lasts all day

I've always been pleased with NYX's Lip Lingerie lines and the Push-Up is no exception. The Liquid Lip, Lip Slicks and this Push-up all have great long wear and beautiful color selections, even into cool-based neutrals territory, which I find sorely lacking with other cosmetics lines.The Push-up product is not moisturizing - and it's not meant to be. I have no clue where the "Push Up Plumping Action" is. I think that's just a li'l marketing jazz for ya. (Maybe a side-effect of a matte color being applied to the very edges of the lip lines a la Kylie Jenner?) That's OK with me, tho - I didn't believe it before I bought it, so I'm not let down. I bought it for long wear and the color I love - Embellishment.This is a long-wearing matte with a little more comfort involved than in their initial liquid lip product. It feels lighter, creamier, more flexible and less dry, overall. If you need a little more moisture, I recommend starting with a balmed lip - blotted - before application.One more thing I really like is that as this starts to wear off, you can reapply to the center of lips (or wherever it's fading) and still get a lovely, blended coverage. That's hard to do with some matte liquid lips - it gets uneven and chunky. Not the case with Push-up.All in all, this is just what I hoped for! Very happy with my purchase.

Wonderful product!.Stays on forever. No running at all!Have been using all colors for 3 years and now very hard to find.Sorry if it's being discontinued!

Love this lipstick!

I was so excited to get this color- I had it in the liquid lipstick formula and it was the perfect color but I hate liquid lipsticks so when I saw this lipstick I got super excited.It's got gold glitter in it :( no idea why they would do that. And on me, it looks nothing like the liquid lip did, it leans way to peachy/orangey.For reference I'm light skin tone, some foundation ranges would categorize me fair but in most I'm light. I go for neutral foundations but due to what I've found match me I think I'm neutral leaning olive and I think that's why I have so much trouble with almost every nudey Greig or brown or tan lipstick going orange on me.The best nude lipstick I've ever found that looks good on me is the Loreal Color Riche Matte lipstick in Matt-itude. Just love the tone of it and wish they had one in the same tone but leaning more brown.