Revlon Ultra HD Matte Lipcolor: Plush Pigment with a Velvet-Soft Finish

Why This Matte Still Wins

Revlon Ultra HD Matte Lipcolor delivers saturated color without the brittle feel of old-school liquid mattes. The whipped, gel-cream texture smooths on evenly, blurs minor lines, and sets to a soft-matte veil that looks luxe in daylight and on camera.

Texture & Finish: Velvet, Not Flat

Think mousse-meets-stain: plush on application, then a lightweight, airbrushed look once set. It’s matte—but with a touch of life—so lips look fuller and never chalky. One thin coat gives a diffused tint; two coats build red-carpet intensity.

Shade Range & Undertone Guide

Pick undertone first, depth second. Cool reds and berries brighten teeth; warm peaches and terracottas flatter sun-kissed skin; neutral roses bridge desk-to-dinner. If you’re unsure, start with a neutral rose or mauve—they’re universally polished.

Application Blueprint: Smooth, Set, Stun

Exfoliate lightly, pat on a whisper of balm, then blot. Use the doe-foot to outline first, fill with a thin layer, wait 30–45 seconds, then add a second thin pass where you want extra depth. Blot once to minimize transfer and lock the finish.

Comfort & Wear: Matte Without the Crunch

The gel-cream base keeps pigment flexible, so it moves with expressions instead of cracking. Expect strong wear through coffee and conversation; like any matte, oils from dressings or fried foods can soften the center—carry for a quick tap-in.

Pairing Power: Liners, Balms, and Gloss

Use a matching or clear wax liner to prevent feathering and sharpen edges. For dimension, tap a clear gloss at the center after the color sets. If you’re dryness-prone, refresh midday with a tiny dot of balm only on the middle of the lips.

Looks You Can Build from One Tube

• Blotted stain: one coat, pressed with tissue for a lived-in tint.
• Classic matte: two thin coats, perimeter set with a touch of translucent powder.
• Soft ombré: deeper shade on outer thirds, lighter nude in the center; blur with fingertip.

Troubleshooting: Lines, Lifting, Transfer

• Settling into lines? Use less product and let each coat dry before the next.
• Patchy edges? Outline first; short strokes beat one heavy swipe.
• Too much transfer? Final blot with tissue and skip thick layers.

Removal & Lip Care: Reset for Tomorrow

Melt it away with an oil-based remover or balm cleanser—press for 10–15 seconds, then wipe. Follow with an overnight lip mask. Smooth, hydrated lips = cleaner application and richer payoff next wear.

FAQs Before You Add to Cart

Is it fully transfer-proof? Low-transfer once set; heavy oils reduce longevity.
Good for sensitive lips? Prep with balm and stick to thin coats.
Can I layer over balm? Yes—just blot balm first to avoid slip.