Revolution Lip Gloss by Urban Decay: Review & Swatches

If you are searching for a glossy lip product that will not feel sticky, you should definitely consider one of 14 Revolution lip gloss colors by Urban Decay. They feel light and creamy and the texture hydrates lips. The color range consists of 14 color choices to select from. Some give bolder color, some are semi-opaque. In general, the color choice is rather made for everyday usage, and colors are gel-like and long-wearing. These colors do not feature any sparkles or glitter and feel comfortable on the lips. The glosses feature subtle sweet scent, yet it is hard to detect, unless you smell the tube.

Swatches & Colors

The Revolution lipgloss lineup features 14 lip glosses with creamy glossy finish.

Liar	Quiver
Kinky	Bittersweet
Falbait	Apocalypse
Savage	Brickhouse
Big Bang	69
Vice	Assasin
Scandal	Punch Drunk

Texture & Formula

Having tested lip glosses from the Revolution lineup we can definitely say, that the texture is very pleasant to wear and colors are moderately bright. The creamy formula has definitely impressed us, as well as smooth coverage. They are very comfortable to wear. Yet, some colors do not give that high coverage when applied in one coat, as stated on Urban Decay official web site description. Yet, that is a lip gloss, not a liquid lipstick, so we consider such coverage adequate for this type of product. Overall, pigmentation is very good and the texture develops certain tackiness with time. This allows it to wear way longer, than the average lip gloss. In general, Revolution lip glosses wore between 3 and 4 hours on lips.

Overall Impression & Rating

We have tried out every lip gloss out of the Revolution collection by Urban Decay, and managed to evaluate each of them based on our impressions. We considered pigmentation, durability and quality of coating each lip gloss provided.

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