NUTRITIOUS COLOR LIP COLORS
Paul Penders sets the standard in natural make-up technology with the introduction of Nutritious Color Lip Colors. Contains natural Ceramides, our LevensESSENTIE™ 23 herbs, plant waxes and plant-derived oils. They protect and strengthen even the most sensitive lips, without chemical FD&C colors. Keep your lips perfectly moisturized while you wear 12 classic, rich and creamy shades of exceptional quality, performance and style. Also available in colorless, soothing and moisturizing Lip Gloss. The shades: Cinnabar, Claret, Mahogany, Maple, Mulberry, Peony, Pomegranate, Raspberry, Rosewood, Russet, Sandstone, Tearose and Lipgloss.
INGREDIENTS: Plant Waxes, Plant Oils, Cetyl Alcohol (this is NOT ethanol - alcohol but are natural fatty acids), LevensESSENTIE™ 23 Herbal Extract (dried pulverized form), Ceramides, Pycnogenol, Vitamin E. May contain: Iron Oxides, Carmine, Titanium Dioxide (natural colors).
Color Description
Pomegranate – the deep reddish purple of the Persian delicacy prized for its rejuvenating effects
Raspberry – a brighter pink-purple, like the wild berries that grow in late summer
Claret – the pungent bluish red of crushed French grapes
Mulberry – a lighter blue pink that illuminates cool skin tones
Rosewood – a cool medium red, like early morning in a field of roses
Peony – an intense pink with azure undertones, evoking the favorite flower of ancient Chinese emperors
Mahogany – an opulent dark red, reminiscent of the parlors of Turkish sultans
Russet – a deep brown-red, like autumn in Vermont
Cinnabar – a spicy reddish brown that perfectly complements warmer skin tones
Sandstone – a warm medium pink, like sun dancing on the rooftops of Bermuda’s pink stone cottages
Maple – the pale warm pink of new buds in spring
Tearose – the light bluish pink of the most fragrant blossoms in an English country garden
Lip Gloss – colorless, soothing and moisturizing
Disclaimer: Please note that the shades of color cosmetics shown on your monitor depends om the type of computer you are using which could produce a different shade than the original.
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