Review: Lime Crime Vegan Lipsticks in Mint to Be, Centrifuchsia, and Countessa Flourescent

Hey guys!  Today I have a review of a few Lime Crime lipsticks that Sarah gifted to me! I've only tried a few Lime Crime products in the past, but the few that I have had, really impressed me. Their Eyeshadow Helper is one of my ultimate favorite eyeshadow primers, and their Carousel Glosses come in such unique, awesome colors. So I was really excited to try these lipsticks!

All three of these lipsticks are super creamy and pigmented, and don't settle into the lines of the lips. They are super creamy and smooth, and they just need a swipe or two to have great opacity. They don't feel dry on the lips at all, but I do always put on lip balm before I use Countessa Fluorescent because it's SO bright, it can emphasize the dry flakes on lips. But otherwise, no complaints on the quality or pigmentation.

Mint to Be is a really opaque, creamy mint color that has no shimmer or glitter. This is obviously a dramatic shade that isn't something to be worn everyday, but I really love it anyways. Centrifuchsia is a really beautiful, vivid fuchsia pink color. This is the one I would wear most often because it's vivid, but still an everyday shade. And lastly is Countessa Fluorescent a bright bubblegummy pink with no shimmer or glitter.

The fragrance is similar to MAC lipsticks. It smells like whipped, creamy vanilla with just  a little bit of a soft, sweet scent added in. I really, really love the fragrance! They smell just like a cake, and to me, that's  a huge plus! I also really like the packaging. I know some people think it's cheap or tacky looking, but I think it's really cute. Lime Crime is all about fun colors that you don't normally see in makeup, so I really think the packaging is fitting to the brand.

Wear time is not super long for me, it's normally around 2 hours. I don't think that's terrible but it's not super good either. But I can overlook that because I love the colors, texture, and fragrance so much! I do wish these lipsticks were a little cheaper, though. They cost $15.99 and I would honestly rather have a MAC lipstick, which are about $1.50 cheaper. If Lime Crime lowered the price to $10-$12, I would be more likely to purchase their lipsticks. But overall, I really like these lipsticks and would recommend them. The texture, pigmentation, color selection, fragrance, and packaging are all super awesome. The only things I wish would be improved are the staying power, and the price should be lowered a little bit.