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Lip Service: The Best New Liquid Lipsticks to Try Now

Liquid lipsticks are having a moment — beauty aisles are flooded with new, innovative formulas that offer tons of colour options and new textures.
bareMinerals Statement Matte Liquid Lip Colour

These sticks and stains aren't just seriously saturated with colour—they'll also keep your lips hydrated AND stay put the entire day. Now comes the hard part: picking a fall-friendly hue to wear first.

Liquid Lipsticks

Charlotte Tilbury

This matte liquid lipstick creates the illusion of fuller lips, and the crescent-shaped applicator mimics the natural curve of your lips — making application as easy as 1, 2, 3.

Hollywood Lips Liquid Lipstick in Screen Siren, $39, charlottetilbury.com

Charlotte TIlbury Hollywood Lips Liquid Lipstick in Screen Siren

CoverGirl

The satin finish of this lipstick isn’t sticky or tacky, leaving your pout with opaque colour and no dryness or flaking.

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Melting Pout Gel Liquid Lipstick in Evan-gel-ical, $10, londondrugs.com

CoverGirl Melting Pout Gel Liquid Lipstick

Bite Beauty

This liquid lippy is made with food-grade ingredients like coconut oil and Monoi butter.

Amuse Bouche Liquified Lipsticks in Braised, $28, sephora.com

Bite Beauty Amuse Bouche Liquified Lipstick

Wet N’ Wild

This long-wearing lippy is called “Catsuit” for a reason. It goes on glossy, but then morphs into a matte formula that hugs the lips for a second-skin-like effect.

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Mega Last Liquid Catsuit Matte Lipstick in Video Vixen, $7.00, well.ca

Wet N’ Wild Mega Last Liquid Catsuit Matte Lipstick

Make Up For Ever

Containing nourishing avocado oil, this liquid lipstick has an ultra-matte finish and promises 20 hours of comfortable, fade-free wear.

Artist Matte Liquid Matte in 103 Warm Beige, $25, sephora.com

MAKE UP FOR EVER Artist Liquid Matte Lipstick

bareMinerals

Transfer-resistant and lightweight, this lipstick contains plant-based waxes to hydrate your pout and won’t lave a sticky residue behind.

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Statement Matte Liquid Lip Colour in Naughty, $23, sephora.com

bareMinerals Statement Matte Liquid Lip Colour

Mark.

This lipstick has a high shine finish and is formulated with a built-in primer for a smooth, even application.

Pout Vinyl Lip Paint in Glamour, $12, avon.ca

Mark Pout Vinyl Lip Paint

Lancôme

With double the colour payoff and a formula that’s two times thinner than your average lipstick, this lipstick gives your lips a stain effect that won’t budge.

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Matte Shaker in Pink Power, $29, lancome.ca

Lancôme Matte Shaker

Maybelline New York

Paint your pucker with 16 hours of saturated matte colour with this long-wearing liquid lipstick.

Lip Color Super Stay Matte Ink in Loyalist, $12, maybelline.ca

Maybelline Lip Color Super Stay Matte Ink

Nars

This super-pigmented lipstick feels like you’re not wearing anything at all on your lips, it’s that weightless.

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Powermatte Lip Pigment in Starwoman, $34, sephora.com

NARS Powermatte Lip Pigment

L’Oreal Paris

With a creamy texture and finish, this pigmented liquid lipstick won’t dry out your lips while giving you high impact colour.

Infallible Lip Paints in Spicy Blush, $10, walmart.ca

L'Oréal Paris Infallible Paints Spicy Blush

Too Faced

Providing lips with buildable, high intensity, lacquer-like shine, this liquid lipstick gives you the pigment of a lipstick but with a glossy finish.

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Melted Latex Liquified High Shine Lipstick in Hopeless Romantic, $25, sephora.com

Too Faced Melted Latex Liquified High Shine Lipstick

Guerlain

This luxe liquid lipstick contains hyaluronic acid to hydrate and plump lips and has a smooth, creamy texture but dries down to a matte finish.

Intense Liquid Matte in Addictive Burgundy, $40, beautyBOUTIQUE.ca

Guerlain Intense Liquid Matte

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Emily MacCulloch is a freelance beauty writer and co-founder of The T-Zone.

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