Lustful Ruby is a cool, intense, highly saturated ruby red shade, developed to create deep, luminous lips with a strong aesthetic impact. This pigment stands out for its extraordinary color richness and its ability to suit both delicate kiss lips looks and more intense, defined results in lipstick effect style.

Used with a light watercolor technique and diluted with the appropriate thinner, Lustful Ruby delivers an elegant kissable lips effect, soft and naturally shaded. In lipstick effect techniques, on the other hand, it expresses all its color intensity while maintaining a bright, sophisticated, highly defined cool red.

Thanks to its high saturation, this pigment is also an excellent support in correction work and coverage of previous failed permanent makeup treatments. It can be used to intensify and saturate other shades in the palette, such as Vamp Girl or Siren’s Kiss: even a single drop is enough to increase the depth and brightness of the final color.

Lustful Ruby is particularly suitable for luminous, neutral, or warm lips. Being a cool and deep shade, it is not recommended for naturally cool lips, where it could further accentuate blue or violet undertones.

Technical features

• Shade: intense ruby red
• Undertone: cool
• Saturation: high
• Healed effect:
  • intense
  • bright
  • deep
  • elegant
• Ideal for:
  • watercolor technique
  • lipstick effect
  • kiss lips effect
  • correction of old work
  • saturation of other pigments
• Usable:
  • pure
  • diluted with thinner
  • in mix
• Suitable for:
  • neutral lips
  • warm lips
  • clients who desire intense, sophisticated reds
• Not recommended for:
  • cool lips

Recommended use

Lustful Ruby is recommended for lip treatments with an intense, elegant and highly pigmented color. Diluted and worked with watercolor technique, it creates a refined “kissable lips” effect, while used full strength in lipstick effect techniques it develops a rich and glamorous cool ruby red.

Perfect also as a saturation modifier, it can be added in small quantities to other pigments to increase their depth and brightness without excessively altering the color structure.