Nude lipsticks have been in for so long now and since this collection was released in July 2015, nude lipsticks have become even more popular. One of the most iconic nude lipsticks has got to be from MAC which is in the shade Velvet Teddy. But not everyone wants to spend £15.50 on a lipstick and therefore the Rimmel Nude Collection from Kate Moss is a great alternative and there is a shade that will flatter every skin tone.
The Rimmel Nude Collection by Kate Moss has been out for over a year and I wrote a blog post on it a few weeks after it launched. I have been buying lipsticks from Rimmel for years and when I bought this collection I thought it was perfect and it would be the perfect collection of nudes. What I love the most is that it is the perfect collection of nude lipsticks and there is a lipstick that is perfect for everyone's skin type. However, I would not suggest buying the whole collection just because I have one lipstick that I wear quite a lot and then the other four are stuck in a drawer because they don't suit my skin type.
In the collection, there is a selection of 5 nude nail polishes, 5 nude lipsticks and a moisturising lip balm. I have only purchased the 5 nude lipsticks and the moisturising lip balm as I thought they would be something that I would wear more than nude nail polishes. Each lipstick is designed to provide a flattering option for all skin tones and tastes ...
The formulation is exactly the same as the previous shades we have seen from the Kate Moss collections; with them being opaque, moisture-rich and creamy, with a subtle sweet scent and a semi-matte finish.
When I bought them I thought I would wear all the shades and they would look amazing and for a while I did wear them all. However, over time I have realised that I only really wear the lipstick in shade 43 and the others are left in my collection. So I would suggest swatching them in store first
The Rimmel Nude Collection by Kate Moss has been out for over a year and I wrote a blog post on it a few weeks after it launched. I have been buying lipsticks from Rimmel for years and when I bought this collection I thought it was perfect and it would be the perfect collection of nudes. What I love the most is that it is the perfect collection of nude lipsticks and there is a lipstick that is perfect for everyone's skin type. However, I would not suggest buying the whole collection just because I have one lipstick that I wear quite a lot and then the other four are stuck in a drawer because they don't suit my skin type.
In the collection, there is a selection of 5 nude nail polishes, 5 nude lipsticks and a moisturising lip balm. I have only purchased the 5 nude lipsticks and the moisturising lip balm as I thought they would be something that I would wear more than nude nail polishes. Each lipstick is designed to provide a flattering option for all skin tones and tastes ...
The formulation is exactly the same as the previous shades we have seen from the Kate Moss collections; with them being opaque, moisture-rich and creamy, with a subtle sweet scent and a semi-matte finish.
When I bought them I thought I would wear all the shades and they would look amazing and for a while I did wear them all. However, over time I have realised that I only really wear the lipstick in shade 43 and the others are left in my collection. So I would suggest swatching them in store first
just so you buy the shades that are best suited to your skin tone. I think I am going to have to try and wear the others more or give you to other people because they are stunning and are a great formulation.
L-R: 40, 42, 43, 45 & 48
The lipsticks are £5.49 and the nail polishes are £4.49, so a really good price if you are on the market for some new nudes.
The lipsticks are £5.49 and the nail polishes are £4.49, so a really good price if you are on the market for some new nudes.
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