New York Superstay Vinyl Ink Liquid Lipstick 120 Punchy 4.2ml

Good

Best daily use lipstick its long wear even if i wash my face after a long day at night still next day morning I can see the stain on my lips . Its glossy shiny buy non sticky doesn’t make my lips stick together again and again I am purchasing

Perfect

This is a nice lipstick. Longstay.

Be aware it is not red like shown in the picture

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It was nice at first the color did really stayed and was nice and all. After a few weeks there wasnt any color left and all it had was just the gloss. Dissatisfied.

Love this color , exactly like the pictures

Super nawilżająca szminka, błyszczyk kolor to kwestia gustu dla mnie idealny. Konsystencja bardzo fajna.

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Perfect colour and quality

Does what it says...long lasting, great colours...perfect!

I used to use this lipstick's predecessor, 24 Hour Liquid Lipstick, which had the lip colour on one end and a lip balm on the other end (I reviewed that product previously). That was longwearing but the lip balm part was unsatisfactory as it didn't moisturise and lips felt a lot drier, and a bit of a faff to use. This new Vinyl Ink liquid lipstick line however, is clearly an improvement. To apply, I shake the lipstick thoroughly - at least 10 seconds. Then I apply - I don't really care for the instructions saying to apply a thin layer - I just apply as much as necessary to create the coverage and colour intensity I need. Then I wait at least 20 mins before eating or drinking. Watch for tiny flakes of it transferring to your teeth - it can and it will, but wiping that off is easy. It feels sticky all the time afterwards, but that stickiness is actually a protective layer which reduces lip dryness over long periods effectively, so for naturally dry lips like mine, they no longer require a lip balm application over this lipstick to feel hydrated. Not having to reapply lip balm when I wear lipstick is such a relief. Maybelline, you've done well here! It is longwearing. For example today, it has withstood me eating a crumbly, creamy blackberry tart, drinking a mug of hot, creamy chicken and vegetable soup, 2 slices of pizza, and a rhubarb crumble, as well as glasses of water and juice. A little strip on my bottom lip, the part next to the opening of my mouth, did fade after 6 hours of wear and all the food and drink. Thankfully, reapplication only to the faded part was so quick and simple. I just painted on a bit of lipstick where it faded. I didn't need to remove all the lipstick and repaint the entire mouth. The repainted bit also dried in no time at all and was good as new. A bit of the lipstick does transfer onto mugs, but despite the little bit of transfer, lipstick still looks as good as new, so it didn't really affect my appearance. It's really more of a lip paint than a lipstick - it goes on like a lacquer really, I'd say it's a bit like painting on nail polish. There's a sheen to it. There's absolutely no need for any lip pencils. The sharp tip of the applicator is good enough for both lining and filling in the lips. There is a strong vanilla fragrance as well, but after the lipstick dries, the fragrance disappears. There is a sweet-ish taste to the product if I lick my lips before the 20 mins drying time I allow it is up. After that though, I can't taste anything of the lipstick at all. So I'd say if you can still taste it, it probably isn't that dry yet. If you wait it's properly dry before eating and drinking, then it would be pretty longwearing I guess. The great thing is that after reapplication, the lips feel hydrated again. So really, the product itself is hydrating. If it has worn off a bit, I can feel my lips getting drier. So to stop this, I just reapply on the drier areas (usually the area at the opening of my mouth where food and drink has touched). And I've never felt the need to reapply more than once in 5 hours or so. It's super. To be honest, many longlasting lipsticks are going to have a drying effect on the lips, due to the main chemical responsible for the longlasting effect - Isododecane. This is no exception, but I can tell you it's a lot more moisturising than other longstay lipsticks I have (which are mostly matte). I do think the colour range can seem a bit limited for darker skin tones, but if you have fair to medium skin tone, these will be quite a good selection of colours. I advise trying on the colours in a shop if you can before blindbuying, because the swatches on the models shown here aren't that accurate, and the colour of the lipstick tube definitely doesn't look very much like how the colour appears on your lips. I bought the shade Keen 125, and I did blind buy for this one although I watched some videos of girls in my skin tone trying it and though it might be okay for me. I got lucky and yes this turned out fine. I'm tempted to get the other colours now because I love this. Am going to ditch all the Maybelline 24 Hour Liquid Lipsticks I used to own for this product from now on 😄 On me, Keen is like a coral red, while Peppy is very much an MLBB rosewood colour on me. I am still collecting more. Really in love with these Maybelline Superstay Vinyl lipsticks as well as the Maybelline Superstay Matte Ink lipsticks (I have 4). The difference between these is just in the finish. The Matte Ink look more opaque in colour, although not totally matte. The Vinyl looks more glossy. Both are very longlasting and last through meals, and much more protective of the moisture barrier on my lips than any lipbalms or lip glosses would.