
The filmpeels.The colourdoesn't.
One barrel. Two ends. A peel-off stain that welds pigment into your lips — and a diamond-shine plumping oil that makes them look wet on purpose. Eat. Drink. Kiss. Check the mirror. Still perfect.
Peel once · Wear all day · No touch-upsWatch the colour stay.Not your skin — the film
Two ends.
Each fixes the
other's flaw.
Stains go flat and dry. Oils slide off in an hour. Stack them and neither problem exists. That's the whole product.
The paint
Velvet doe-foot loaded with saturated pigment. It sets into a film, you peel the film off, and the colour underneath is welded in. No transfer. No mask marks. No collar.
The varnish
Diamond-shine oil with micro-glitter suspended in it, not sitting on it. You see the sparkle. You never feel it. Lips read fuller, wetter, blurred at the edge.
Paint sets · Varnish shines · Neither works alone like this
The peel
is the point.
Everyone else asks you to reapply six times. This asks for three minutes at the start of the day, then leaves you alone.
Paint it on
Trace the lip line for a soft blurred edge, or flood the whole lip for full saturation. One even layer — don't build it up.
Wait three minutes
Tap with a fingertip. When it stops feeling tacky, peel from the outer corner and take it off in one piece.
Glaze the top
Flip the barrel. Sweep the diamond-shine oil over the stain. Wet-glass finish over colour that's already locked in.
Four things a
normal gloss
can't do.
Coffee-lid clean
The stain sits under the surface, not on it. Cups, straws, masks and white collars stay unmarked.
Up to 12 hours of holdGlitter you can't feel
Micro-shimmer is suspended inside the oil, so it reads as wet glass — never as grit dragging across your lips.
Diamond-shine, zero textureTwo looks, one tube
Trace the line for a blurred second-skin tint. Flood the lip for full-saturation drama. Same barrel, different energy.
Soft-girl or full-sendReads on every tone
Pigment load is high enough that the shade holds its identity from fair to deep instead of vanishing into the lip.
Same shade, same resultSee it in real time.
Shades that
don't disappear.
Ask the awkward
questions.
Is this ripping the skin off my lips?
It went patchy when I peeled. What did I do wrong?
Three minutes of drying is a lot. Is it worth it?
Will it survive eating, drinking and kissing?
Will it dry my lips out or feel gritty?
Does the shade show up on deeper skin tones?
How do I remove it, and how fast does it ship?
What happens
after 12 hours.
Three minutes
for the whole day.
- Peel-off stain that welds colour in place
- Diamond-shine plumping oil on the other end
- No transfer on cups, masks or collars
- Two looks — traced line or full flood