Lip gloss delivers sheer-to-medium color with a soft shine, while lip lacquer offers richer pigment with a high-gloss, almost vinyl-like finish. Both give lips a fuller, hydrated look.

For longer wear, start with a Revlon™ lip liner to define and grip the gloss. Apply a thin layer of lipstick for extra pigment payoff, then finish with your gloss.

Yes. Gloss can add shine and dimension to any lip color. Just wait until your lipstick or liquid lipstick is fully set before applying gloss to avoid smudging.

Many glosses contain hydrating ingredients that help keep lips comfortable, but for seriously dry lips, start with a lip balm before applying gloss. This helps lock in moisture and smooth texture.

For everyday wear, go for a gloss close to your natural lip tone or with a soft pink or peach tint. For a bold look, try deeper berry or rich red glosses. Clear gloss is perfect for adding shine over any lip color.