Urban Decay, you’re at it again, stoking the Naked Heat fire with yet another limited edition log. Inspired by the original Naked Heat palette, lipsticks, and Naked mini palette, UD just released seven new Naked Heat Vice Lipsticks, which may be thought of as “Naked Heat Lipsticks Part Deux.” Junkie vice lipstick naked heat (Because French has a better sonic quality overall.)
Therefore, I’m occasionally confused by the packaging of UD’s Vice Lipstick since…
Even though it looks good, it feels cheap and insubstantial to me when I take it up.
These $18 hues are warm, resembling the colors of a giant bonfire: burgundies, browns, and wine. In other words, they are a tonne of deeper hues with metallic finishes sprinkled with peachy nudes.
Therefore, I’m occasionally confused by the packaging of UD’s Junkie vice lipstick naked heat…
Even though it looks good, it feels cheap and insubstantial to me when I take it up.
But when I open them up (! ), they feel and look like an expensive bottle of Guerlain Rouge G.
In a bullet, they are essentially pure pigment. Except for First Sin, which is sheerer and more of a mid-level cream, I can get a full-color smile by lightly gliding them across my lips. And although your lips are covered in color, the formula doesn’t pool in your lip lines. It is supple, powerful, and regal.
Coming in hot
Seven new Urban Decay Naked Heat Vice Lipsticks ($18 each)
- First Sin, Fuel 2.0, Trip, Faith, En Fuego, Singe, and Ember
- Ember, a metallic coppery burgundy
- Singe, a metallic deep wine red with glitter
- En Fuego, a matte burgundy
- The trip, a matte brick brown rose
- Faith, a metallic rose gold
The Vice Lipsticks’ lack of a discernible flavor or aroma always astounds me. They are like a white canvas. UD lip products, notably their glosses, frequently make me think of mint, so anytime I use one of them, I’m like, “Huh. Nothing is occurring there.
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Although it depends, I wouldn’t say I like the majority of flavored or scented lip balms. Therefore I appreciate that the Vices avoid them entirely.
Here, the key themes are warmth, colour, and a hint of metallicity. Unlike UD’s generally edgy reputation, the pearly particles in the metallics are exceedingly small and subdued, so they aren’t overtly noticeable. These lipsticks are still dark and pigmented, but they’re also sophisticated.
Regarding the nudes, Fuel 2.0 is gorgeous, in my opinion. It’s a creamy nude peach, but you won’t appear like you’re headed to the club in low-slung bell bottoms, and a satin spaghetti-strap top like you did in the early 2000s (I’m cringing just thinking about it).
The other nude hue, First Sin, peach with a pink shift, is also one of my favorites. It’s pretty reminiscent of MAC Skew, which I used to adore. Similar amounts of color, although not as coral. But they have the same DNA.
Urban Decay Junkie Vice Lipstick Palette
The limited edition Urban Decay Junkie Vice Lipstick Pallet ($35.00 for 0.24 oz.) has 12 lipstick pans in every color from the company’s standard color palette. There are two versions available, and three colors cross over between the two palettes: 714, Big Bang, and Firebird. Junkie has a few less “conventional” colors and a slightly more relaxed tone, especially in the second row. This palette will only be available at Sephora, and I don’t know exactly when it will go on sale in September.
VALUE
Retailing for $17.00 and weighing 0.11 oz, a full-sized Vice Lipstick costs $154.55 per ounce. The palette costs $35 and weighs 0.24 oz, or $145.83/oz, which is impressive, considering I had assumed it could be more expensive per ounce. However, one could easily see the value of 12 shades for just $1 more than the price of two full-sized shades. The value can also be calculated as $2.92 per shade by counting the number of shades. Additionally, the palette comes with a twist-up lip brush, which certainly has some use.
But while not everyone will use a brush or take the extra time to apply their lip colors, it is crucial to consider your habits and preferences. Furthermore, it is not as portable as keeping one shade in your bag for daily touch-ups. Junkie Vice Lipstick Naked Heat – The palette is still medium, but I believe it is compact enough to travel with. It is a fantastic value if you prefer to apply your lipstick with a brush (or don’t mind doing so), plan to carry the palette around, and aren’t concerned about touch-ups.
OVERVIEW
Since I only recently swatched the 120-shade line, I won’t be reviewing or taking detailed pictures of these (there have been so many lip color releases this year that I’m already behind, and I would like to include other companies and formulations as well!). I wouldn’t call this a thorough review; more of an overview or first impressions. I’m hoping you get it!
I did test a number of the palette’s colors—both those that worked well in full size and those that didn’t—and checked for consistency across finishes with the full-scale colors. The shades generally shared the same hues, textures, and application methods. The texture was the most significant difference; using a lip brush to apply the same color from a full-sized, twist-up tube yielded more product on the lips than using a lip brush to apply the same color from the pan. This difference is inherent between the two application methods; I get the same weight and feel when using either method.
FAQS
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