Even a light-handed lip gloss gal can turn to the dark side, especially when she has a tube of Poppy King’s Lipstick Queen “Sinner” opaque lipstick nearby. Made with 90% pigment (versus 10% pigment in Poppy’s “Saint” sheer lipstick), the 10 scandalous shades aren’t for the mild and modest among us. Traditional neutral hues, like Natural Sinner and Nude Sinner, make your mouth a stand out with their completely matte, totally unadulterated color. And the brighter hues, like Red Sinner and Wine Sinner, simply scream “I’m up to no good.” The absolute best part of Sinner lipstick comes in its application. Where other matte lipsticks go on dry and cakey, the Sinner hues glide on smooth and silky yet still has the oft-sought after opaque look.

Still not sure whether the pure-color mouth will work for you or against you? Try Rogue Sinner, “a shade so flattering, you won’t believe a word it says.”

P.S. – Don’t forget to line your lips with a neutral lip liner, like Philosophy’s Supernatural Lip Pencil in Nude, to keep the lipstick from smudging outside of the lines. Even a bad girl needs boundaries once in a while.

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xx, Jennifer Jackson

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