Refy Lip Sculpt - Oat

While the product description highlights its resistance to transfer, feathering, and smudging for all-day wear, 'waterproof' specific claims are not made. However, its self-setting formula offers excellent durability against moisture.

No, the remastered Refy Lip Sculpt is formulated with complex self-setting ingredients, eliminating the need for any additional setter. It's designed to last all day on its own.

Due to its long-lasting, transfer-proof nature, it's best removed with an oil-based makeup remover or micellar water, gently wiping until clean.

'Oat' is described as a beige color within the Refy Lip Sculpt range. It's a versatile, neutral shade suitable for creating natural definition or serving as a base for other lip colors, complementing various skin tones.

Yes, the ultra-fine 3mm tip is ideal for precise application, making it perfect for subtly overlining your lips to create the illusion of a fuller pout. Its no-transfer formula ensures your sculpted look stays put.

The Refy Lip Sculpt is designed with a weightless finish for comfort. While long-wearing formulas can sometimes feel drier, this product aims to maintain a comfortable feel without a heavy or dry sensation.

Apply less pressure when lining your lips. If sharpening, ensure you are using a high-quality, sharp cosmetic sharpener. Place the pencil in the freezer for 10-15 minutes before sharpening to firm up the product.

Ensure your lips are clean and dry before application. For maximum color payoff, apply a second layer. The 'Oat' shade is a neutral beige, so its pigmentation is designed to be subtle for natural definition or a base.

Gently warm the tip of the liner on the back of your hand or against your fingertips for a few seconds before application to soften the formula. Ensure your lips are well-moisturized but blotted dry.

Ensure you are applying to clean, dry lips without any oily residue. For extra longevity, lightly fill in the entire lip area with the liner before applying any other lip product. Avoid excessive rubbing or eating oily foods.