Light Pink smells exactly like Sweet Tarts to me, however it doesn't transfer to the lips and I did not notice the fragrance during wear (only during application). There's a slightly synthetic taste to Light Pink, but it's hardly a bother. The shape is a bit smaller than a Revlon Lip Butter, so I find it's easier to move around my lips without error.
Light Pink is a lovely cotton candy pink with yellow undertones and a subtle shine. I found it to be creamy and superbly pigmented, but it also has a lot of slip, so streaking is easy to obtain. It's lightweight on the lips, moisturizing, and it doesn't settle into/accentuate the fine lines in my lips. Light Pink wore for about 5-6 hours, through drinking, but it does not hold up through a meal.
In conclusion, City Color's Lip Balm in Light Pink completely wowed me! I love the shade, the finish, and the wear, though I do wish there wasn't so much slip in the formula. Light Pink reminds me a lot of Revlon Lip Butters, just with a fraction of the cost (and, unfortunately, nowhere close to the shade range). For the price, I highly recommend picking one up to try!
City Color's Lip Balm in Light Pink can be found in-store at Rite Aid, and retails for $1.99. There are three other shades of Lip Balms available. |
| City Color Lip Balm in Light Pink |
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| City Color Lip Balm in Light Pink |
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| City Color Lip Balm in Light Pink |
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| City Color Lip Balm in Light Pink |
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