Good Enough to Eat? Antipodes Lipstick in South Pacific Coral

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I’m always on the lookout for the perfect natural lipstick. My latest discovery is Antipodes Lipstick in South Pacific Coral. I’m impressed with the Antipodes skincare I reviewed before, and I’m pleased to say this lipstick is just as lovely. Read on to see what I thought of Antipodes Lipstick.

The strapline for the Antipodes Lipstick is “I’m so healthy you could almost eat me”. A bold claim, but here are the 94% natural ingredients, including castor seed, coconut, beeswax, jojoba and avocado oil. Ideally I’d like 100% natural, but 94% is still a big improvement from most lipstick on the market.

Natural lipstick and lip balm are my must-haves. You end up eating some lip colour when it goes onto your food. I can’t bear to consume the chemicals lurking in the majority of lipsticks.

Antipodes Lipstick contains “Low levels of colour pigments included for vibrancy.” I think this means the colour isn’t as punchy as some other shades, but I think it’s still pretty vibrant. Here it is on my hand.

How Antipodes Lipstick in South Pacific Coral Looks

It’s a beautiful warm pink shade, and very wearable.

Becky Pink wearing Antipodes Lipstick in South Pacific Coral — I haven’t run any filters over this picture so you can get a true idea of the colour.

Antipodes Lipstick wears really well for a natural lipstick, as you can see from these pictures I took at 10 and and 2pm. I just used one coat, and no lip liner and there was no feathering, and the colour was still there around the edges.

Freshly applied Antipodes Lipstick at 10am

It gives a lovely sophisticated soft matte look, which is surprising considering how many moisturising ingredients are in it. It feels like a rich lip balm and that feeling lasts as long as it wears for. I’m impressed!