Revlon colour burst matte balms.. Opinions?

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Sameera I.

Mar 23, 2015

Sameera I.

I've brought a few of the revlon colour burst matte balms that I heard so many good reviews about. I have a slight problem though... I feel like when I put it on, it makes my lips almost look like there cracked even when they are not dry. How do I get rid of this? Is there a better way of applying it to stop the cracked lips look?

Shanae J.

Mar 23, 2015

Shanae J.

Seems like since its a balm it wouldn't do that. Try chapstick first, condition your lips a bit and then apply the balm a few minutes after you put the chapstick on.

Brittany T.

Mar 23, 2015

Brittany T.

I found the same thing when I used them. I do what Shanae said - I apply my chapstick a few minutes before I put on the lipstick. Then just before I apply the lipstick I dab any excess chapstick off so my lipstick doesn't go on as slick and stay matte. I haven't tried it myself but I've seen Alma recommend a lip sealant, Sealed With A Kiss (I think that's the right name) that is supposed to help get rid of that cracked lip look :)

Riff W.

Mar 23, 2015

Riff W.

What Shanae said. They are slightly drying but the Chapstick should stop that. But these are seriously my favorite lip products because I don't have to reapply them after lunch. Also, if you got the color "Shameless" that tends to be the chalky one of the bunch.

Jocelyn R.

Mar 23, 2015

Jocelyn R.

I've had the same problem. I just use a lipliner all other my lips first and then put them on over it. I have twney lip liner with Revlon sultry color Burt lip balm here :) hope that helps!

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