Vapour Beauty - Aura Multi Stick For Cheeks, Lips + Eyes | Non-Toxic, Cruelty-Free, Clean Makeup (Sultry)

I like the color of this multi stick, but the pigment doesn't last very long on my cheeks. It's also a little on the dry side when I apply it. After trying a few multi sticks, I prefer the one from Ilia (which is typically more expensive, unfortunately). I wanted to give this one 5 stars, but it just didn't last for me.

Bendable, natural looking color for cheeks and lips

I really liked this make-up company and I am sad to see them go.

I have an almond complexion and the Aura shade was not vibrant as expected. And the formula is too dry. It drags. I definitely can’t use it on my eyes. It’s not creamy at all. Very disappointed. This is more suited for people with combination or oily skin.

$34 for a lipstick throws you into the luxury makeup market and therefore you have to deliver a luxury product to charge that much. I can only assume this company is charging more for their environmentally conscious production methods. This is great, but the actual product produced is not a luxury product.They describe this lipstick as a "creamy, dreamy color for a free-spirited glow. These consciously crafted sticks hydrate with organic sunflower oil and calm with frankincense, myrrh and lotus. Perfect for on-the-go, one and done, fresh, intuitive color. Blendable. Breathable. Lightweight. NO Carbon Black | NO Petroleum or Formaldehyde | NO Propylene Glycol or Retinyl Acetate ✓ Organic ✓ Cruelty-Free ✓ Plant-Derived."These are all good things and things I prefer in my skincare. However, if I'm spending $34 for a luxury product, I expect a luxury product performance. This is a nice lipstick. It's a $15 lipstick. The color is pretty and the formula is creamy and nice. I don't really notice any extra hydrating effect. The color does not last very long on the lips. I use it to build up my blush, so I start with this one then add a different formula on top and I have a longer lasting blush which I do like. But the lipstick lasts as long as a cheapy lipstick and it doesn't really build up well as an eye color. So, I use it just as a lipstick and a blush. It's a lovely color, but for $34 there are a lot of other luxury products for that price that I get longer lasting results.I value all the things the company put into making this product and their core values. I wish more skincare companies would also adopt these values. I just think this lipstick is a little over priced for the performance of the actual product and I don't think I would buy it again. I might try other products from this company, but this particular lipstick is just ok for the price.

This review is for the "Eros" shade, which is a warm, slightly rust-tinted deep pink with a little bit of shimmer that looks great on my fair skin.This is advertised as a multi stick for your cheeks, lips, and eyes - but I found it to only really be useful as a blush. As a blush stick it performs great and gives me a very natural, slightly "dewy" flush of color that blends out nicely with a brush and feels light and creamy on my skin. It doesn't last ALL day, but it lasts long enough for me go run out and do errands or go out for a date night.The stick is larger than your average tube of lipstick so I found it awkward to apply as a lipstick straight from the tube and ended up applying it with a brush, and then I didn't love how it felt on my lips - sort of dry and heavy - not as nice as it felt on my cheeks AT ALL. As far as the eyes, I've never loved cream shadows because they just don't stay put like a powder does - this one is no exception, about a half-hour of normal blinking and the pigment is all stuck in my eyelid creases - and this color on my eyes just makes me look like I have pinkeye, lol. I can't pull off the pink/red shadow look.So really they should market this as just a blush stick because that's where it performs the best. The color is pretty and suits my skin, and I love that it's a natural brand - I don't wear much makeup because I'm worried about piling toxic junk on my skin, so having something like this that's all-natural that I can quickly slap on and have pretty flushed cheeks and not worry about the ingredients is amazing!

This Vapour Beauty color stick for cheeks, lips and lids in the shade Eros is a very pretty almost neutral red/brown shade that should work with most skin tones. It looks dark but, when applied, it is quite subtle. It can be layered for more color payoff but never really gets very pigmented. The stick is creamy but not soft so the top won't break if I swipe it across my cheeks. It looks OK on my lips but I don't like reddish shades on my lids so I won't use it as a shadow. The product is a bit tacky at first but, after I blend it out, it settles down and feels and looks fine. The color is soft and natural looking, Just a light flush of color..My only complaint is that is does fade after a while. I use it with primer and foundation under it and with a setting spray over it yet my flushed cheeks turn pale after a few hours. Touching up is very easy though. The stick is small enough to carry in my small bag and a dab or two blended out brings back my glow. I like this stick but wish it lasted all day like others I have. It should for the high price tag.

I've never used an official multistick before. Don't get me wrong, I like the concept, and hasn't every other person being doing it with other products? I also liked the cruelty-free concept, but let's get to the point: is this all that handy in the make-up department?Well, while I don't know how often I actually hit the luxury stuff, I like a good quality make-up while not always recognizing what good quality is (you are probably now wondering if you can trust my review). I just know when it's good stuff and not terrible stuff. This has a pretty good pigment and the color is truly lovely and fits with most tones. I also like how easily it shifts between the various places one might desire color with that same pigment remaining good.However, I'm just not all that impressed when I consider the price. I think I'm expecting something creamier, richer, for the price this costs.