Jane Iredale Just Kissed pH Lip Oil

Jane Iredale pH lip oil in three colours that adapt to your lips

Jane Iredale Just Kissed pH Lip Oil is a lightweight lip oil with pH-activated pigments. The colour reacts to the pH of your lips and develops into a shade that suits you. This collection brings together the three colours: Blooming Pink, Blooming Peach and Blooming Berry.

Many lip products make you choose between shine, colour and comfort. A gloss feels sticky, a lipstick can dry your lips out and a balm gives little colour. This lip oil combines a glossy finish without a sticky feel with nourishing oils from pomegranate, raspberry, jojoba and grapeseed.

Why choose a pH lip oil?

A pH lip oil adapts to you rather than the other way round. The pigments react to the acidity of your lips, so the same colour turns out slightly differently on everyone. That makes the chance of a shade that doesn't suit you small. A lip oil also works as care: the light, cushiony texture gives instant moisture, so your lips look smooth and feel supple. A subtle stain effect means colour remains as the shine fades.

Find your ideal colour

The three colours differ in colour family and depth. All three adapt to your lips, so simply choose the direction you most like to wear.

• Blooming Pink: bright pink in the bottle, a fresh, soft pink shade on the lips
• Blooming Peach: coral peach, the warmest colour of the range for a natural look
• Blooming Berry: deep berry, the deepest colour for more character and a subtle stain effect

Torn between two colours? Send Glam Skin a WhatsApp message for personal advice.

How do you use a pH lip oil?

1. Start with clean, bare lips without lipstick, liner or balm, so the pigments can react directly with your lips
2. Wipe the applicator along the rim of the bottle of Blooming Pink, Blooming Peach or Blooming Berry
3. Apply a thin layer with the angled side of the flocked applicator, following the natural contour of your lips
4. Let the colour develop for a moment
5. Apply a second layer later for more shine or colour

Frequently asked questions

What does pH-activated mean for a lip oil?

It means the pigments react to the acidity of your lips. As a result, the colour develops slightly differently on everyone, into a shade that suits you.

What is the difference between the three colours?

Blooming Pink is a fresh pink, Blooming Peach a warm peach and Blooming Berry a deeper berry colour. Thanks to the pH reaction, each colour looks personal on your lips.

Is the lip oil sticky?

No. The formula is light and cushiony and gives a glossy finish without a sticky feel.

What does the lip oil smell and taste like?

The lip oil has a natural sweet vanilla flavour.