ColourPop Lippie Stix Swatches x39

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There are ten new shades in the ColourPop Lippie Stix ($6.00 0.035 oz.), and they re-released The Big Box of Lippie Stix, which is a set of 48 shades for $150. I know I was never able to get to a lot of the “core” shades in the Lippie Stix range, so this recent press sample seemed like the perfect opportunity to swatch through the current core shades. I have 39 swatches below; I didn’t re-swatch eight shades because I have recently swatched/reviewed them (and they did well), and I’m missing one, Kapish, as I had a Primer in the box as the 48th shade.

ColourPop Lippie Stix

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Dream Date
Cookie
Slacker
Oh Snap
Parker
With the Band
Topanga
Goal Digger
Brink
Cami
Lumiere
Byron Babe
After Shock
Westie
Goodie Bag
Casanova
Songbird
Cherry Bomb
Are You Surreal
Runaway
Heart On
I Heart This
Jam Sesh
Trust Me
Love Life
Parachute
Daytrip
Chi Chi
Who Run This
Ziggie
Goldie
Poison
Bichette
Ellarie
Grunge
Taurus
Candy Paint
Daydream
Aquarius
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