MarieNatie Lipgloss: Light for a No Make-up Look

I’ve been a lip gloss girl for years and though I’ve been trying to transition myself to lipstick for the last little while, I couldn’t say no to a sample of MarieNatie lip glosses from a PR company. I was sent two shades – a full size tube of Pink Lady – a pretty pink shade and a sample tube of Sexy Red (enough said).  The line is Canadian-founded by two women – Marie and Natie and made with “all-natural” ingredients such as jojoba oil, jojoba gel, pomegranate oil, sunflower seed oil, Vitamin E and essential oil.  In all, there are 12 shades.

A sample of Sexy Red (top) and a standard tube of Pink Lady

I found the gloss to be similar to many products it competes with.  It is lightweight, with just a hint of colour.  In fact, you could say that there is barely anything there. Unless you’re wearing a darker shade, it’s difficult to know you’re wearing anything at all.  And unlike a lot of like products, it isn’t sticky, heavily scented nor does it give off a very shiny, glossy look.  It’s a great product if you don’t want the overly made-up look and works very well worn with just primer and/or BB Cream or even a bare face.  One thing that is a drawback, however, was the metallic scent.  It was very strong in the small sample container, and a little subtle in the regular sized version.  But it could have just been that particular sample.  Again, colour-wise, if you don’t like a deep tones or just want to feel like you’re wearing something, this is a product for you.  However, this isn’t something you’d wear alone if you are looking for a more polished, made-up look.

The author wearing Sexy Red

MarieNatie lipglosses retail at $18 and can be purchased from their website.

About Cynthia Cheng Mintz


Cynthia Cheng Mintz is the founder and webitor-in-chief of this site and the petite-focused site, Shorty Stories. She has also written for other publications including the Toronto Star and has blogged for The Huffington Post. Her first novel, Aspirations, was published in 2007. Outside of writing, Cynthia researches and advises philanthropic ideas for family funds and foundations and also volunteers.

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