I’ve always struggled with lipstick. It would leave patchy color, settle into fine lines, and require constant reapplication. And no matter how hydrating the formula, my lips always felt dry and cracked. Then, I discovered lip serums. This magical solution, previously unknown to me, has become a beauty essential. Celebrity makeup artist Delina Medhin explains, “A lip serum is a hydrating, barrier protector for the lips. It’s specifically formulated to plump and nourish the lips, in addition to moisturizing them.” The key difference between a lip serum and a lip gloss or balm is that it doesn’t just sit on the surface; it sinks into the skin and provides lasting benefits. Think of it like an eye cream for your lips, working in the same way to hydrate and improve the quality of the skin. My first experience with Micro Sérum Lèvres was eye-opening. It felt unlike any product I’d ever used before. The texture, similar to my favorite hyaluronic acid, felt almost wet as it coated my lips in dewy hydration. Then, it absorbed completely within minutes. It was unusual, but I knew I liked it. Medhin confirmed my experience, explaining that a lip serum focuses on skincare, enhancing lip skin quality, while a balm focuses on repair and creating a barrier to retain moisture. Gloss, on the other hand, is all about shine with no real skin benefits. Chanel’s lip serum is a game-changer, going beyond simple lip salves. It’s like a refreshing drink for your lips, tackling dryness and flaky patches. The lightweight serum, infused with droplets of moisture, contains 95% naturally-derived ingredients, including hyaluronic acid and Chanel’s white camellia OFA, PFA, and glycoextracts. Medhin highlights that these ingredients not only hydrate but also strengthen the skin barrier, plump and soothe the lips. The serum is best applied as part of your skincare routine, right after eye cream and face moisturizer. Medhin advises, “By the time you are ready to do your makeup, your lips will be ready for color or liner. Always apply lip product after the serum has fully absorbed.” I find that it creates a nourishing base for lipstick and tints, making them feel more comfortable and reducing cracking. I’ve also noticed that I don’t have to reapply my lip color as often. If you want to add a touch of gloss to matte or satin lipstick, a layer of the serum on top works wonders. Medhin sums it up perfectly, “Think of this product as an investment. It’s unique and I’m sure you don’t have anything like it in your existing product portfolio at home. I recommend it to everyone and everyone I know who has tried it, loves it.”
The Lip Serum That Changed My Lipstick Game
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