Create Some Holiday Lip Magic With Rimmel London's Moisture Renew Raining Colours Lipsticks (Review) + SWATCHES!

**Disclaimer:  This post has been compensated through a free product (s) or monetary payment.  Opinions are solely mine. All links are "no-follow" links.**

From left to right are Rimmel's:  #360 As You Want It Victoria, #720 Notting Hill Nude, #260 Berry Frost, #300 Rose Blush, #642 Nude Delight, #550 Back to Fuchsia,  #360 Fancy, and #520 Violet Pop Moisture Renew Raining Colours Lipsticks.

If you are looking for some pretty options for new drugstore lipsticks for the holidays, I have some Rimmel London's Moisture Renew Lipstick shades that are stunning as well as inexpensive!  Do check out these beauties from their Raining Colour collection that I received for this review along with two of the older line.

Starting near my wrist and going down my arm is #720 Notting Hill Nude (peachy nude); #520 Violet Pop (violet-pink in the older line); #360 Fancy (shimmering pink in the older line); #642 Nude Delight (pale peach nude); #260 Berry Rose (plum-pink); #300 Rose Blush (warm rose-brown); #550 Back to Fuschia (wild pink), and ending with #360 As You Want It Victoria is (bright, vivid pink).

Rimmel Moisture Renew Lipstick swatches from the Raining Colours line.

I feel the new vitamin-enriched formula does make my lips better moisturized without being overly greasy.  In addition, the new colors seem to be more pigmented and glossier than earlier, especially noticeable in the darker shades.

As far as staying power goes, this formula can last for several hours or until you eat or drink. Once you do so, you will need to pull out your tube and reapply.  

Do check these new Rimmel London Moisture Renew Lipstick shades out the next time you head to the drugstore or wherever you buy their products.

*Disclaimer: Free products were provided to facilitate this review--not my opinion.*

Rimmel London's Moisture Renew Lipsticks Review + Swatches

**Disclaimer:  This post has been compensated through a free product (s) or monetary payment.  Opinions are solely mine. All links are "no-follow" links.**

Rimmel's Moisture Renew Lipsticks

As you shop for some new fall cosmetics, I recommend you look into Rimmel London's Moisture Renew Lipstick line that I just finished testing.  I was sent eight tubes of exciting shades to share with you.

The Moisture Renew line is a sheerer formulation and not as heavily pigmented as Rimmel London's Kate Moss Lasting Finish Lipsticks that I recently reviewed.  These lipsticks glide on with that comfortable creamy feel of a moisturizing lip butter only with a beautiful array of less intense color, which I also adored for my makeup routine.

Starting from the left in my above photo, you see #520 Violet Pop (a darker toned down magneta); #420 Crystal Mauve, (a striking plum-pink);  #240 Latino, (a gleaming medium natural pink);  #840 Burgundy Shine, (a flattering brown-plum); #235 Pink Star, (a flirty light pink);  #820 Cherrylicious, (a berry-plum) #645 Dusty Rose, (a gorgeous neutral pink-brown) and #380 Vintage Pink (a lovely pink-plum). 

These colors do look darker in the tubes than they will on your lips so keep that in mind.  Here are the shades that I modeled for you. 

Here I am wearing #235 Pink Shine.

The next one below is #249 Latino.

Take a look at  #380 Vintage Pink.

Below is me wearing  #840 Burgundy Shine.

This is #420 Crystal Mauve.

Here is #820 Cherrylicious.

What do you think of  #645 Dusty Rose?

Last,  I want to show you #520 Violet Pop.

Here are swatches for you.  Starting near my wrist and going down my arm  is #520 Violet Pop, #420 Crystal Mauve, #240 Latino, #840 Burgundy Shine, #235 Pink Star, #820 Cherrylicious, #645 Dusty Rose, and #380 Vintage Pink.

These Moisture Renew lipsticks lasted about four hours without needing to reapply.  Honestly,  I love this line and want to check out more.  I suggest picking some up for yourself because you'll be happy with the colors,  feel, and low price!

*Disclaimer:  This is my own honest opinion.  Products were provided to facilitate this  review.*