Gabriel Color Lipstick

good product. very creamy moisturizing finish. beautiful pigmentation. applies perfectly. good price for a quality, cruelty-free so-called natural lipstick line. i purchased it for $12 on sale at a local health food store (not whole foods, lol). good bang for buck. i got the 'velour' color which is a rich dusty mauve/berry. pretty! can't wait to try other colors in this line. ETA on 11/16/19: i have since acquired this lipstick in TAUPE, CLAY, MATTE CERISE and NUDE. I LOVE them all !! creamy, non-drying, full coverage and i love the way these lipsticks fade. after they’ve been on a while, they turn into a sort of foiled look on the lips which i find to be very appealing. these colors are extremely brown-skin friendly, and Gabriel cosmetics has earned its place as one of my absolute favorite lipstick brands (close second to bobbi brown!).

This is the best feeling lipstick I have ever used and I mean it! It feels so good on the lips, like a healthy balm, not too much slip, not too dry, just perfect. The finish is nice too, I don't care for shiny, glossy colors, so this is nice and natural. Give it a try, you will like it.

Gabriel lipstick in Velours (which means velvet in French) lives up to its name. It glides on smoothly and can be layered. On my moderately pigmented lips, one layer is a plummy sheer with a lovely, almost invisible shimmer that adds a plush moist look, dewy not overtly glossy. Very suitable for business, no one will know why you look terrific, they'll just see that you look professional and polished! Two layers is more of a wine color, great for fall, or going out in the evening.

I picked up the Nude shade based on reviews and swatching in person. It's a mauvey color with an opal undertone. However, it went on darker than I initially expected. Not bad, just darker than I thought it'd be. I put a little lilac gloss over it. What surprised me is how long it lasts! I have sensitive lips and usually don't bother with long-lasting lippies due to a very bad reaction. I must lick my lips a lot, 'cause normally I don't expect anything to last more than an hour or two. But I was at a workshop today and it was still there 3-4 hours after applying!

Got this lipstick in the Walnut shade at Whole foods on sale. It is a burnt brown red. Actually it is quite warm and lovely. It is in a nice gold container and the color in place on the lips. It brightens my nc40-42 skin tone. It feels slightly sticky on the lips but buildable. I wanted to try natural formulated lipsticks. This is the first in this brand.

I have this in "Tea Rose", which is a bright pink, just like a beautiful pink rose. As far as the spectrum of pink goes, I would say that this color leans closer to red than it does to fuschia / purple. But, it is unequivocally PINK and could never pass as a red. It has a cool tone to it. Coverage is opaque, matte, a little drying but not horribly so. I always wear lipstick on top of lip balm anyway and often add a coat of lip balm inbetween applications, so a lipstick would have to be extremely drying for it to bother me. Tea Rose is a very "now" color, a bright almost electric pink, sort of unusual to find in the natural brands. It has a dark enough pigment that it's really flattering to my olive-toned skin / brown eyes / black hair. I am not an expert on toxicity in skincare and cosmetics, but I try to read and research as much as I can and make an educated decision on what products to use. On the EWG "Skin Deep" toxicity database, Gabriel lipstick (every shade) was given a 4 rating, which makes it a "medium" level of hazard. It was stated as having retinyl palmitate as a harmful ingredient, but I haven't seen that ingredient listed in any of the searches I've done specifically for "Tea Rose." The most potentially harmful ingredient in the Tea Rose formulation appears to be Lecithin, which is given a toxicity rating of 4. Not horrible. I feel safe using this lipstick. All in all, I would recommend this lipstick for its coverage and consistency. This is a great bright pink for people with medium to dark skintones. Lovely color for spring and summer.

I purchased the color Salmon, a warm, pretty, orangey, pinky, beautiful salmon color. It looks nice and understated, and brings out all the warm tones in my skin! What I love about it is that it almost has a glossy finish, making your lips look lush, and the packaging is beautiful. I have no problems with this lipstick, except it doesn't last very long at all, so I knocked one lippie off.

I just bought this in Nude. When I looked at the lipstick bullet, which is dirty pinky lavender color, I wondered how this would color would look like a "nude color" on my lips. Somehow or another, it was able to transform my reddish pigmented lips into a luscious soft baby pink with glints of lavender/blue. Outstanding. And man does it last. I paid $17 for it at Whole Foods.

picked one of these up at my local whole foods grocery store. the color I got was copper glaze which looks very red-toned in the tube, but on the lips is a very natural color. it's actually the same exact shade as my all-time favorite NYX lipstick shade in Darling. Love the color and formula, but it is not long wearing. It's also a bit pricey to be sold in a grocery store. I think I paid around $13.00 for it.

I have 3 of Gabriel Cosmetics lipsticks : Taupe, Nude, and Sheer Pink. Each formula is different. Taupe: Is a matte warm neutral light beige color. It can get dry as the day goes on.. I wear it with lipgloss, and the consistency of that combined is perfect. Nude: Is a cooler neutral matte beige, with a shimmery bluish opalescent undertone to it.. It's more moisture filled than Taupe. Sheer Pink: is a cool bright pink, very moisture filled, with a slight shimmer in no particular hue.. it smells of roses. I love this alot. I will wear it lightly dabbed on as a lip-stain.. and it stays on for hours like that.. All are all natural. The only thing is the price has gone up, some places sell it for like $30 a tube.