
It's Blue. Then You Peel It Off.
Underneath is a stain in your actual shade. Not on your cup. Not on your straw. Not on him when you kiss him goodnight.
You've Bought "Long-Wear" Before
You find a lipstick that promises all day wear. You put it on before you leave your apartment.
Two hours later you catch your reflection and half of it is gone. It's on your coffee cup. Your straw. Your friend's cheek after a hug goodbye.
You've tried the "transfer proof" ones too. You know how that usually goes.
Three Steps. Zero Touch-Ups.
Paint It On
Apply two to three layers of the lip mask. Yes, it goes on a shocking metallic blue. That's not the final color.
Wait, Then Spray
Let it develop for 10 to 45 seconds. The longer you wait, the bolder the color underneath.
Peel It Off
Mist the activator and peel the whole mask off in one piece. What's left is a stain, not a coat.
What You're Actually Buying
Zero Transfer
It's a stain, not a coat. Kiss him goodnight, finish your drink, hug your friends. None of it ends up anywhere but your lips.
Wears Up To 10 Hours
Eat a full meal and it still looks freshly applied. No blotting, no checking your camera roll every hour.
Not Just Blue
The blue is only the mask. What peels away is a stain formulated to react with your own lip tone, not a flat, one-size color.
One Peel, Done
No reapplying throughout the night. Paint it on before you leave, peel it off, and you're set until you take it off yourself.
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