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Ahorra 17%
#Color_00 Clear #Color_00 Clear
Sérum labial iluminador con péptidos
Para labios secos, oscuros o de dos tonos que necesitan luminosidad, suavidad e hidratación.
Ahorra 27%
Peptide Brightening Lip Serum Duo Set Peptide Brightening Lip Serum Duo Set
Peptide Brightening Lip Serum Duo Set
Para labios secos, oscuros o de dos tonos que necesitan luminosidad, suavidad e hidratación.
Ahorra 24%
#Options_Pink Berry+Peach Rose+Cherry Red Peptide Brightening Lip Serum Set 3pcs
Peptide Brightening Lip Serum Set 3pcs
Para labios secos, oscuros o de dos tonos que necesitan luminosidad, suavidad e hidratación.

Choose Your Lip Serum

  • Clear: Choose a colorless finish when you want everyday moisture and shine or a smooth base under lipstick.
  • Tinted: Pick a wearable shade when you want lip care with a soft wash of glossy color.
  • Single serum: Best for trying one shade or keeping your routine simple.
  • Duo or 3-piece set: Best for rotating shades, keeping lip serum in more than one place or building a giftable lip care set.

Lip serum adds moisture and helps lips look smoother and more comfortable. Depending on the formula, it may also add tint and shine or help improve the appearance of dull, uneven-looking lips with regular use.

Lip balm usually focuses on coating the lips to reduce dryness and moisture loss. Lip serum often has a lighter or more treatment-inspired texture and may combine moisturizing ingredients with tint, shine or targeted care. You can choose either one based on the finish and feel you prefer.

Lip gloss is mainly designed to add visible shine and color. Lip serum combines a glossy finish with moisturizing and smoothing care, making it useful when you want both lip care and a polished look in one step.

Choose Clear if you want moisture and shine without added color or plan to wear the serum under lipstick. Choose a tinted shade when you want a soft wash of color that can be worn on its own. The formula benefits remain the same, so the decision mainly comes down to your preferred look.

Yes. Apply a light, even layer and allow it to settle before adding lipstick. This can create a smoother, more comfortable base, although a thicker layer may make some lipstick finishes look glossier.