Lipstick

Discover lipsticks selected for colour, comfort and easy wear, from soft everyday neutrals to richer shades and more statement finishes. Whether you prefer something creamy and effortless or more defined and long-wearing, these are the formulas that make lips the focus.

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Lipstick can be as polished, understated or expressive as you want it to be. From soft neutrals and sheer washes of colour to richer, more saturated shades, the right formula can completely change the feel of a makeup look.

At Vault, we curate lipsticks across a range of textures and finishes, including creamy, satin, matte and more balm-like formulas. Some are designed for easy everyday wear, while others offer more pigment, structure or longevity for a stronger finish.

Choosing the right lipstick comes down to both shade and texture. Creamy and satin formulas tend to feel softer and more comfortable, while matte lipsticks can offer a more defined, long-wearing result. Wear them alone, pair with lip liner for extra shape, or add gloss or balm over the top to customise the finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of lipstick should I choose?

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It depends on the finish you prefer. Cream and satin lipsticks usually feel softer and more comfortable, while matte formulas offer a more defined and often longer-wearing result.

What is the difference between satin and matte lipstick?

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Satin lipstick has a softer sheen and creamier finish, while matte lipstick has little to no shine and typically creates a more defined look.

Should I wear lip liner with lipstick?

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You do not have to, but lip liner can help sharpen the edges, add definition and create a more structured finish.

How do I make lipstick last longer?

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Applying lip liner first, building colour in thin layers and blotting excess product can help improve wear. Longevity will vary depending on the formula.

Can I wear lipstick over lip balm?

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Yes. A light layer of balm can help smooth and condition the lips before lipstick. Allow it to absorb first so the colour does not become too slippery.