I was given these Lip Crayons in Mauve Model, Careful Coral and Sheetly Pink.
I didn't particularly like these colours as they are not my regular shades - which are deep reds and maroons and colours close to them. Of the three colours mentioned above - the only suitable colour for me was Mauve Model. It's a fairly wearable colour. The others are just too bright for my liking. The texture is soft and creamy and goes on smoothly. What I didn't like about it though, is the glitter that's been added. I personally don't like glitter in my lipsticks and for this reason I wouldn't purchase it. Maybe teenagers will like the glitter effect. Overall, it's a nice product - but it would be even better WITHOUT the glitter.

I was excited to see that I had to review a lip product because my lips are my favourite facial feature. However, when I tried out the Avon ultra colour lip crayons, i was very unimpressed. The ratio of glitter to actual lip product was just too much. It did not leave a smooth finish. Out of the three colours I tried (reddy for me, carefree coral and risque rose), reddy for me was my favourite colour as it suited my skin tone the best. You can check out the pics I took :)

Lipstick is a must for me daily even when doing errands, so I was thrilled to be chosen as part of the Avon sample group.

I have seen a great deal of Avon advertised and never tried the products before, so this was also a good opportunity.

I received the colours: Notice me Nude, Risque Rose and Sweetly Pink and would say that out of the three the best for me was Risque Rose.The other colours were too light and girlish for me.

The lip crayon is a novel take on lip colour and the packaging was attractive as well as the crayon itself - it had a sheen to it.

Once applying the crayon it had a soft and almost coconut scent I would say which was refreshing.

Sadly I didnt enjoy the actual product once applied.

It felt more like a lip ice and I much prefer the smooth and slippery feel of lipstick to this. I couldn't say that the product lasted longer or was special in other way to my conventional lipstick brand.

I received an Avon Product Catalogue with the lip crayons and noticed they do sell lipsticks. I'm confused as to where this product fits in and what its purpose is? I would stick with my usual lipstick and not bother with a crayon.

To me this was more childs play sadly than grown up and sophisticated beauty. I suspect users in a younger age category ( 18-25 years ) might find this product more appealling.