A rosy taupe goth brown named after the last song written by Joy Division. The shade represents the color dead red roses become.
Ooh. Sold to the closeted goth with good taste in music.
She's a looker! A frosted glass tube with thorny rose patterns in the lid and a cool logo. What's not to like? Full marks on the aesthetic front.
On opening, I was chuffed to find the applicator was of the teardrop shape variety- my favourite kind for precise application. It's got a little groove in it that holds just the right amount of product in one dip.
Application was beautiful. Creamy consistency, opaque coverage, perfect drying time. The finish is a matte that feels soft and cushiony and doesn't look or feel the least bit drying. If you avoid liquid to matte lipsticks because you find them dry and tight, check these out. You will be convered.
SWATCH TIME.
Cryptic cosmetics- ceremony |
On me, 'ceremony' looks somewhere between plum and brown and dark taupe. It's dark and edgy but not to the point where it's 'scary', if you know what I mean. I can see this shade looking great on all skin tones.
Overall, I'm very very impressed. It's a £13.54 lippie that's luxurious as heck and performs like a high end product.
Epic win, amirite?
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