Remember how I loved my Dragonfly Red in Maybelline Watershine lipstick? Well, it disappeared. Yep, nowhere to be found whether in my bag or lipstick box. But its Maybelline i.e. affordable so I got a replacement in the new Maybelline Watershine Pure lipstick in R22. No nice new name 🙁 So I’m going to call it Dragonfly Red – the Sequel 😀
The color in the tube is a bright red. However, since this is a watershine texture, do not fret – swiped on the lips, its a sheer red that leaves lips looking plump and glossy. Did I mention I love how it looks?
The Maybelline Watershine Pure lipstick is the newest incarnation of the popular Watershine range. We’ve had Watershine with collagen and now Maybelline infuses their watershine range of lipsticks with pure water.
I like wearing the Maybelline Watershine Pure lipstick on its own. R22 brightens up my face yet does not make me look as vampy as other red lipsticks do. Very work friendly. My lips do not dry out and its just lovely! I do hope I don’t lose this one!
The Maybelline Watershine Pure lipsticks come in 17 shades – I find the pinks and nudes go on lips like nothing so this would be a good time to experiment with darker or brighter colours. Its sheer enough so you don’t have to worry if you aren’t used to strong colours. The lipsticks retail for RM24.90 but you and I know it goes on sale often so keep an eye out then. 😉
Pros: Light texture, Glossy look, Does not dry out lips, Sheer colour, Inexpensive
Cons: None
You know I like rose and red shades of lipsticks – whats your favourite shade and have you tried the Maybelline Watershine Pure or any Watershine lipstick?
Stay beautiful,
Paris B
Jenn says
I’m all for MLBB so i’m a peachy pinks / nudes girl! 😀
I have a sample of the old dragonfly red, so yeah i think i can say that i have tried a Maybelline Watershine lippie before!! hehehe!! 😀 Now i just have to get around to try out the other sample (should be the new collagen one?) i got from last month’s Cleo! 😀
ParisB says
Hey Jenn
Oho! Do share your thoughts once you try it. Maybelline lippies are so awesome
Nikki says
this is a nice kind of red! not too bright just right
ParisB says
Hiya Nikki
Yep! Its a good red for those starting to ease into colour 😉
Janice says
i’ve tried this and review this but in sample size. haha. this is a good product i must say… totally worth the price…
ParisB says
Hi Janice
Glad you like it too! I’ve always had a soft spot for Maybelline lipsticks 🙂
Jyoan says
Hmmm, it is still available in M’sia? Know something… … I can’t find Watershine anywhere in Singapore right now! =((( I like this range too. But it seems that Watsons has took off every single one from the Maybelline counters to make space for the display of their latest Total Clean Makeup Removers and Hydra skincare ranges.
I am so sad. I have been to a few branches of Watsons ever since it disappear all of a sudden. But my search is futile.
To think the advertisement for this new improved version just appeared over 2 pages in our magazines a couple of months back.
ParisB says
Hi Jyoan
As far as I know, its just come out here not too long ago 🙂 Perhaps they are restocking in Singapore?
gio says
That’s a beautiful shade of red, very wearable.
ParisB says
Thanks Gio
It is very much so!
Shay says
I envy how you can wear red lipsticks! I can’t pull them off. 🙂
ParisB says
Hi Shay
The trick is to find the right shade of red. Once you do, you’ll pull it off with no problems 🙂
Irene says
LOL @ “Dragonfly Red – the Sequel”
I love your reviews…even before i finish reading them 😛
Maybelline used to be lousy but their newer products are starting to impress me (eapecially their price XD). Angelfit blusher/liquid foundation, Diamond Glow e/s and now this lippie :). I’m moving away from my craze of Japanese makeup (and all things glittery) towards Maybelline for the aformentioned products.
ParisB says
Hi Irene
I’m glad you’re enjoying the reviews – as much as I enjoy writing them anyway – what a great outlet 🙂 I must agree that Maybelline has vastly improved in quality. Their new stuff are pretty impressive – it must be all that Japanese influence 🙂