Iced is a cool toned, pale nude pink shade. Personally I love the color, though I think some might find it washes you out a bit, which is why I pair it with eye makeup of medium heaviness and rosy cheeks. Very elegant!
Lipfinity needs to be applied in an even coat that is not too thick, or else it will crumble no matter how long a chance you give it to dry; so don't over load the applicator tip.
You must also know, if you'll be eating anything oily, the color will be rubbed out and you must remove ALL remaining color before re-applying, or else, more crumbles.
Starting off with smooth healthy lips is important as it'll have a beautiful lush finish to it. So exfoliate if you can.
I find the top coat amazing as it takes the lips from that dried-out look, into a shiny finish that is not too glossy, which gives lips some fullness to it.
The Lipfinity formula looks about 2 to 3 shades darker while wet, so if you swatch it you have to let it dry so you can see the actual color, which is a lot lighter. Iced, for instance, looks like a medium toned brown when still wet.
Compared to Revlon's Overtime & Overtime Sheer, Lipfinity lasts a tad less, that's what the one lippie off is for.
Overall I love this lip color and will surely repurchase! continued >>