Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick: "Rosedew", "Blushed", "Satin Plum" & "Demure"

Here is my new collection of Revlon lippies that I picked-up at Ulta.  They were having a bogo sale, so it was the perfect time to experiment with Revlon.  It's been some time since I purchased any Revlon products at all.  Their lipsticks won't break the bank, so you don't feel as guilty when selecting a few to try.  I purchased four lipsticks for under $20.00!!  You can't do that with MAC, YSL or Chanel, lol;)  

Like I said, it's been awhile and I had forgotten how creamy and moisturizing this lippies are!  I would not say they are the most pigmented lipsticks, like say, MAC lippies are.  However, they are pretty darn good and come in so many colors!

Keep in mind that I am not a professional photographer and I don't have the best camera in the world, but I tried to capture the true colors the best I could :P

Lipsticks are just one of those things that is really hard to capture in pictures because the color can look so different depending on the lighting and angle.  

And, here they are:

L to R:  Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick: "Rosedew"; "Blushed"; "Satin Plum" & "Demure" (no flash)--All are pearl formulas, except for "Demure", which is a creme

L to R:  Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick: "Rosedew"; "Blushed"; "Satin Plum" & "Demure" (with flash)

Revlon "Rosedew" (natural light/no flash)...I really like this color!

Revlon "Blushed" (natural light/no flash)...I really like this color also; it is such a great everyday lippie, and it matches my natural lip color almost perfectly! :)

Revlon "Satin Plum" (natural light/no flash)...I have been looking high and low for a good dupe for NARS "Tutti Frutti", and this one comes pretty darn close....me likes ;)

Revlon "Satin Plum" (overhead lighting/no flash)

Revlon "Demure" (overhead lighting/no flash)--sorry, it's a bit blurred...I think "Demure" and "Rosedew" look so much alike when you see them side-by-side.  However, "Rosedew" is more of a peachy-pink and "Demure" is more of a peachy-nude, I would say.  Also, "Demure" is a creme formula; it has some frost but its more subdued.