Mary Kay Mary Kay Signature Amber Suede Lipstick

Excellent stuff, feels great on my lips, but lips aren't dry nor do I get dry lips often, but it works, conditions, moisturizes, and name it and the works, Works wonders. I like MK (Mary Kay) - pink moonstone better, I hope that wasn't limited edition I can't find that and unlisted brands on MUA (makeupalley), and the colour is perfect for skin tone as well,, but still pink and brown moonstone are my Mary Kay holy grail, and italsts eight plus hours, people comment on my lips when I wear this and I got this on ebay

Remember Jane Browned Red? This is really similar on me. (I still have my tube). This is a lovely brownish reddish shade (warm toned). Really beautiful & would make a gr8 Fall color. This color brings out my freckles! It makes pale skin look porcelain & makes my teeth look nice. I really love this lipstick. I am not a rep. It's kind of expensive thou I do admit.

I will never be without this. It is slightly different from my all-time favorite MK product--suede lipstick. This color works on everyone. I used to be a consultant and I literally tried it on everyone who would hold still. I could wear it with browns, blacks, blues, most reds, khakis, or pretty much any color of clothing and makeup. It did show up on my teeth often until I learned Cindy Crawford's trick of putting a finger in my mouth like a straw and pulling it out to get the lipstick off the innermost part of the lip. then I could smile with confidence. The color stayed put and didn't bleed or turn orange or pink. It is a little dry, but I think that is why it has such staying power through the day. If you don't like that add gold rush lipgloss on top. My skin is NW 20 with freckles and my hair is blonde.

I just tried this lipcolor for the first time, after requesting random lipstick samples from my consultant.

I usually steer clear of Reds. I'm a hard match because I'm very light skinned with mostly neutral undertones and very dark hair. Reds usually look too orange or too purple, making me look a little goth.

I like MK's reformulation of their lip colors. They no longer smell like perfume and didn't dry out my lips this time around. This red looked fabulous on me. I could definitely see using it as a night out staple. I was even wearing a dark top at the time and I didn't look the least bit like a vampire.

I think this may be one of those rare colors that looks good on lots of different skin tones. If you've been hard to match, ask your consultant about this shade.

This is my HG red lipstick. It's just the perfect shade for my skin tone, because it doesn't turn fuschia as so many reds do, and it's not too brown/orange either. For reference, I wear MK 304 foundation, and I have brown eyes. The only thing I don't like is that this is not the most moisturizing formula lipstick I have ever used, so I'm taking off a lippie.

Amber Suede is dupe for MAC's Fresh Moroccan, except Fresh Moroccan is frostier. I would describe the color as a reddish-golden- brick color. I do like the fact that Mary's Kay lipstick caps are color-coded the match the lipstick shade.

This is a browned red, very wearable. It looks great with berry red gloss or brown gloss and it's got great staying power. Only caution, if you have yellowish teeth, it will accentuate the yellow. Great, face-brightening shade otherwise and would suit everyone from palest blondes to darkest divas.

This is a great new shade from Mary Kay. It is sort of a muted red with a subtle golden/bronze shimmer to it. This looks great on me, has great staying power (if applied correctly) and I think it is a color that would work with all skin tones. I use the MK Neutral lipliner on the perimeter of my lips, then fill in my lips with the lipliner. Then I apply several coats of the lipstick, blot, then apply more lipstick and this will stay and not feather outside my lips.

I love this for evening occasions. It is surprisingly a very nice color even with my very light fair skin. Not for everyday wear though since it is more striking and would be great for special occasions.