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Urban Decay Revolution Lipstick in Naked

I had wanted one of these lipsticks ever since they were released and now I finally have one. I decided to play it safe with the shade I chose.
The packaging is a plastic gunmetal grey tube, lined with dark purple interior. It also has curved facets embedded into the tube. The whole design purpose is to make it look like a bullet. To dispense the product, you just twist the bottom of the tube and the lipstick is a slanted circled shape to enable an easier application. The formula is soft and kind of velvety to the touch. You get 2.8g of product in each tube and this shade is called Naked, which is a medium nude pink.
This lipstick is mean’t to have a creamy and soft texture and glide onto your lips because of the oils and butters it contains, such as, Jojoba Oil, Avocado Oil, Cocoa Butter and Shea Butter. It should also make your lips look shiny and plumped and provide much pigmented colour payoff for a look which is long wearing.
I really like this lipstick. The formula is very soft, creamy and glides onto your lips. The particular shade I have is quite pigmented and looks shiny on your lips, which make them appear plump. It is kind of long wearing, I got about two hours wear but it depends on whether you are eating, drinking or using your mouth a lot. I would definitely consider purchasing another shade, but some of the shades scare me little so I would probably play it safe and get another similar shade.
URBAN DECAY REVOLUTION LIPSTICK
Price - £15        Rating - 5/5
Recommend - Yes        Re-Purchase - Yes
Available at - LookFantastic.com, Sephora

What do you think of this lipstick?

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