• Made in :Korea

The product adopts a skin-friendly, long-lasting formula with core raw materials including:
Film-Forming Polymers (e.g., VP/Eicosene Copolymer): The key ingredient for matte finish and long wear. It forms a thin, flexible film on the lips after application, locking in color and creating a non-sticky matte effect that resists transfer.
Emollients (e.g., Hydrogenated Polyisobutene, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride): Moisturizing and smoothing ingredients that give the "Fudge" texture— they make the tint glide easily on the lips, prevent dryness and tightness, and reduce the appearance of lip lines.
Colorants (e.g., Red 218, Yellow 6 Lake): Cosmetic-grade lake colorants that provide the warm orange-red tone of 12 WARMING UP. They are stable, non-irritating, and have strong color payoff, ensuring the tint stays vivid for a long time.
Humectants (e.g., Glycerin, Panthenol): Moisture-retaining ingredients that replenish lip moisture, prevent the tint from drying out the lips, and keep the lips soft even after the tint sets.
Thickening Agents (e.g., Beeswax, Candelilla Wax): Natural waxes that adjust the product’s consistency— they ensure the tint has a creamy "Fudge" texture (not too runny or too thick) and is easy to control during application.
Mild Preservatives (e.g., Phenoxyethanol): Safe preservatives that inhibit the growth of bacteria and mold in the product, extending its shelf life while complying with international cosmetic safety standards, ensuring no irritation to the delicate lip skin.
Note: For the complete and accurate list of ingredients, please refer to the "Ingredients" section on the product packaging. ROMAND strictly selects raw materials to ensure the product is non-irritating, hypoallergenic, and suitable for long-term use on the lips.

Pre-use preparation:
Exfoliate dry skin on lips gently (use a lip scrub or a clean towel) if there are obvious dead skin cells; then apply a thin layer of lip balm, wait 1-2 minutes for absorption, and wipe off excess balm with a tissue (this prevents the tint from clumping or emphasizing dry lines).
Outline the lip line (optional but recommended):
Use the slanted tip of the applicator to outline the lip line first— start from the center of the upper lip (cupid’s bow), then extend to the corners of the lips; repeat for the lower lip to create a neat lip shape.
Fill in the lips:
Squeeze a small amount of tint onto the applicator (avoid too much to prevent overflow), then fill in the entire lips evenly from the center to the edges. For a more natural "gradient lip" effect, you can apply the tint only to the inner part of the lips and then blend it outward with your fingertips.
Wait for setting:
Let the tint dry naturally for 30-60 seconds (do not rub your lips together during this period), allowing it to form a matte film— this enhances its longevity and transfer resistance.
Touch-up tips:
If the edges are uneven, use a cotton swab dipped in a small amount of makeup remover to correct them; for long-term wear, carry the tint for occasional touch-ups (especially after eating or drinking).