5 fall lip colors and their corresponding pies

It's fall!  The weather is chilly, your favorite hoodie is out of the closet, and food is in the oven.  You know what that means?  It's PIE TIME!

These 5 lipstick shades of ours will have you looking and feeling as delicious as these yummy treats!  Check them out.

 1) Ruby Woo as Cherry Pie! 



Name us one person who can resist cherry pie.  Of course you can't.  With that, you also won't be able to resist our Retro Matte lipstick, in Ruby Woo color, either.  Walkin' around rockin this will have everyone singing "SHEEEEESSSSS MY CHERRRRY PIEEEEE!", and not just the lead singer of Warrant!

 2) Satin as Pecan Pie!

An autumn staple, a good slice of pecan pie represents family, the fall, and a nice chill in the air.  Imagine the warmth of sitting near the fire on a chilly night with pecan pie warming up in the oven.  Hopefully, that doesn't make your mouth water too much, because we would hate to ruin this gorgeous satin lipstick in Photo color that you got on!

3) Amplified as Purple Sweet Potato Pie!




Betcha didn't see this one coming!  Everyone loves some sweet potato pie, but bringing a PURPLE sweet potato pie to your family dinner is sure to make you stand out.  Our Amplified Lipstick in Violetta color, is sure to do the same!

4) Frost as Blueberry Pie!




Blueberries can be sweet, yet can be tart as well.  So many layers to it's personality, just like you. Express yourself with our Frost lipstick in Designer Blue color, or any of the other 29 colors we offer!

5) Oh, Sweetie as Apple Pie!


An American institution, apple pie is as sweet as you.  Flex on em with our Oh Sweetie in Key Lime color, available for just $17.50 with free shipping.  Not liking the green color? Try our other shades of Oh Sweetie, like Creamy Peach Pie , Strawberry Mousse, or Banana Muffin!

 With our line of fantastic, high quality lipsticks available now, you will be tempted to eat the lipsticks themselves.  Please don't.  Instead eat these pies, and look amazing doing it!

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