I'm 68 and I've never picked the right shade at a counaIt found my shade. I've never had that happen.ter. This one just figured it out.

I put this on before lunch with my sister and it was still where I'd put it after dessert. That has not happened in years. I keep touching the mirror out of disbelief. Ordered a backup tube last night.

Stays on. Shade came out a bit cool on me. It's alright.

My two younger sisters cornered me in the kitchen after Sunday lunch and I ordered them each a tube that night. Both texted this week to say theirs looks nothing like mine, which is apparently the whole idea.

I hadn't put on lipstick since my husband's funeral last spring. My daughter asked me to be my grandson's godmother at his baptism and I ordered this the week before, terrified it would end up on the baby's cheek. It didn't. I have a photo holding him where my mouth looks the way it did in the weddi…

Four cups this morning and the rim of my mug is still clean.

I've bought Chanel for thirty years and this holds better. I'm 71 and I don't have time to be polite about it. My old tubes are in a bag for the church rummage sale.

Nice enough. The color is softer than I expected, more of a natural pink than a real color. Would probably buy again on sale.

I keep catching myself reaching to blot and there's nothing to blot. Forty years of that habit, undone in a week.

Let me tell you what nothing has ever worked on: my mouth. Drugstore, department store, the one my hairdresser sold me last year. All of them ended up around my mouth by lunch. I put this on at seven to walk the dog and it was still on when I got home from bridge at four. Not perfect, not the same a…

My husband does not notice things. He noticed.

The formula is genuinely impressive. Two weeks in and no bleeding whatsoever. My one real note is the bullet is a little soft in the heat and I'm nervous about August. Not a dealbreaker.

Thought it would be brighter. Came out a soft rose that somehow suits me better than anything I've picked at a counter in years. I'm 66 and I've stopped trying to argue with the mirror.