I’ve been using the Maybelline New York Superstay 130 Extra lipstick, and over time, it turned watery and caused persistent sores on my lips. I wouldn't have expected this from a quality product— even the cheapest lipsticks I've used before never caused such issues. Additionally, the pigmentation has gradually faded to almost nothing.
This is really disappointing, especially since Maybelline was a brand I loved and trusted. I hope this issue can be addressed and compensated, as this experience has left me quite disheartened with a brand I once enjoyed.
I purchased a large quantity of Maybelline New York Super Stay Vinyl Lipsticks because I believed they offered long-lasting wear and beautiful, vibrant colors. I trusted the brand and invested in multiple products, expecting nothing less than quality performance. However, I was extremely disappointe...
I currently own 14 different Maybelline New York lipsticks—enough to build an entire collection. I purchased them all within the last 3 months, and most of them have barely been used. However, I’ve recently discovered a serious issue: when I try to apply them, only oil comes out—no pigment. No matt...
I purchased the Maybelline Super Stay Matte Ink lipstick in shade 117, expecting the long-lasting, full-coverage wear that the brand heavily promotes. Unfortunately, this product doesn’t live up to its claims—or its price. First of all, the longevity is disappointing. Unless you’re spending your en...
I purchased the Maybelline Vinyl Ink Super Stay lipstick from Gratis after seeing it go viral online and promoted everywhere. It’s a high-priced product, heavily marketed for its long wear and no-transfer formula. But unfortunately, it completely fails to live up to the hype. First, the color in th...
I purchased the Maybelline liquid lipstick in shade 15 from Watsons, a well-known and trusted retailer. At first, the product seemed fine—the pigment was rich, and the application was smooth. However, after using it just 3 or 4 times, the lipstick completely stopped delivering pigment. It no longer ...
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