Lip Gloss – Glitter & Nude

Lips
Lips

Give your lips shine and a fuller look with lip gloss. Choose between an ultra-shiny gloss for high gloss and a glossy balm with a plumping effect and hydration, in dozens of shades.

FAQs about Lip Gloss

  • What is the difference between lip gloss and lip oil?

    Lip gloss gives intense shine, colour and a juicier look to the lips, while lip oil combines a glossy finish with a caring feel. Choose lip gloss for a more make-up focused result, or lip oil for lighter everyday care. Shiny Lips gives a glossy finish, while Starflake Lip Oil offers a more nourishing texture.

  • Is there a lip gloss that gives lips more volume?

    Yes, some lip glosses can make lips look temporarily fuller through a formula that creates a plumping feel or a high-shine effect. For a more natural result, apply it mainly to the centre of the lips. Shiny Lips No.02 Volumizing targets a plumping effect, while No.09 Clear Volume adds clear shine and volume.

  • Which lip gloss suits a nude make-up look?

    For a nude make-up look, choose a lip gloss in clear, soft pink, beige or caramel tones, so the lips look natural and glossy without overpowering the rest of the make-up. You can wear it alone or over a nude lip pencil. Shiny Lips No.03 Nude and No.01 Clear work beautifully for an everyday nude look.

  • Is there a lip gloss that does not feel sticky?

    Yes, a lip gloss can give shine without feeling heavy or sticky, as long as the texture is light and comfortable. Apply a small amount and spread it evenly for a cleaner finish. Shiny Lips has a non-sticky texture and gives an ultra-shiny result across its full shade range.

  • Which glitter lip gloss suits an evening make-up look?

    For evening make-up, choose a glitter lip gloss with metallic or iridescent shine that brightens the lips without needing a bold lipstick underneath. It pairs well with a clean base, eyeliner or smoky eyes. Shiny Lips shades No.04 Twinkle, No.06 Star, No.07 Confetti and No.10 Gold create a luminous evening effect.