I have already reviewed the YSL Rouge Pur Couture lipsticks and eas please to see some new additions to the range!
They are:
N° 23 – Corail Poétique
N° 24 – Blond Ingénu
N° 25 – Taupe Raphaël
N° 26 – Rose Liberti
N° 27 – Fuchsia Innocent
N° 28 – Rose Bohème
I like YSL’s number system – it proves useful when working out which shades are newer (especially when you have 2 similar ones from previous collections). I have 2 of the new shades to swatch, Blond Ingenu and Rose Boheme:
You’ve seen the packaging before but here it is again!
Do you prefer the Rouge Volupte packaging or the Rouge Couture?
Here are the two shades – gorgeous! I love these sort of nudes:
These are different to Rouge Voluptes, a little less pigmented and less creamy – this is not a bad thing, it just depends what you like. I like Rouge Couture for day to day because Rouge Volupte can sometimes smudge.
To be honest Blond Ingenu is very light and very natural – it’s probably for someone lighter than me (it is called BLOND Ingenu!) but I love these shades. Rose Libertin is a pretty bold blue pink. On my skintone it isn’t as dark:
Lip swatch time! I like both of these shades although they look quite different in the tube than it does on my lips (which are naturally rosy).
Rose Libertin is different from what I expected – it’s more blue toned and light than expected. But I love it! It’s kind of retro-funky.
As always I don’t have a problem with these textures – it’s creamy and hydrating.
Would you try these new shades?
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Both shades look nice on you
I think I would try the first one 
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Most shades always look nice on your lips, jealous!! I do love that pink though, I would definitely try it!
Kitty x
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Both shades look great, definitely the sort of shades I tend to veer towards
I like the packaging of both the voluptes and the coutures, I guess the voluptes are slightly more “fancy” whilst these are a bit more sleek and elegant…I think these would be easier for me to store in my lippy holders though!
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