Colourette Colourette Colourtint

The tint is not that long lasting but I like the shade, it is flattering on my morena skin. I use it when I want to look bold and improve my appearance. It has a matte finish which is drying sometimes when you don't do lip prep. On the picture, I am wearing it on my lips.

This product is pigmented, buildable, and a little goes a long way. I love using it as a base of my lip combination because the tint it leaves stays longer than the matte lipstick that I usually use.

I’ve been using the Colourette Colourtint and honestly, it’s such a reliable everyday lip tint. The pigment is super strong — like one small dot is enough — and it blends really smoothly as long as you work fast. Even though it’s oil-based, it doesn’t feel heavy or sticky on the lips. Longevity is decent; it fades after eating oily food, but it leaves a nice natural stain that still looks cute. What I really like is that it doesn’t cling to dry patches or make my lips look cracked. Overall, it’s affordable, easy to use, and perfect for that effortless “fresh” look. Definitely worth trying.

I can say that this tint is very affordable and worth it to buy. A little goes a long way whenever I use this, even though it is not long lasting I really like the color pay-off on my lips whenever I apply it.

For what it offers, Colourette Colourtint sits in a fair mid-range. It’s cheaper than many international brands, but not the most affordable local option either. The amount of product is decent for the price, and since a little goes a long way, it feels like good value if you like the formula. However, if you’re on a strict budget, you might find cheaper alternatives that can perform similarly. The sleek glass tube with a doe-foot applicator feels chic and sturdy. It’s compact enough to throw into a small bag or pocket. That said, the glass can feel heavy compared to plastic tints, and I’m always slightly worried about it breaking if dropped. The applicator sometimes picks up too much product, which can lead to messy application if you’re not careful. The pigment payoff is intense—a single swipe gives bold color, and it blends surprisingly well on both lips and cheeks. The oil-based formula makes it easy to spread, but it can feel slippery on the lips if you don’t blot. On the cheeks, it blends beautifully for a natural flush, though oily skin types may find it fades faster. The shade range is flattering and suits morena, mestiza, and in-between skin tones. It delivers on its promise of strong color, but longevity depends on how you use it. On the lips, it lasts a few hours but fades after eating or drinking. On the cheeks, it tends to last longer if set with powder. Some shades can be drying after hours of wear, so prepping with balm helps.