Product Review | Jason Wu Beauty Hot Fluff 3-in-1 Stick For Lips, Eyes and Cheeks

Product Review | Jason Wu Beauty Hot Fluff 3-in-1 Stick For Lips, Eyes and Cheeks in Cannoli 03 and Biscotti 06  ($12, JasonWuBeauty.com and $14.69, Target.com)

Product Details (from Jason Wu's website):  Hot Fluff is a weightless modern matte lipstick that has been formulated to be easily blendable and feel just like skin. Each shade is designed to be universally flattering on all skin tones. Hot Fluff is a multi-stick that can be used for lips, eyes and cheeks. 

CLEAN BEAUTY:

Formulated without Propyl-Parabens, Butyl-Parebens, Phthalates, Formaldehyde, Formaldehyde-Donors, Nonylphenol Ethoxylates (NPEs), Oxybenzone, SLES, Retinyl Palmitate, Hydroquinone, Triclosan, Triclocarban, BHA & BHT.

Review:  I was more than thrilled when I learned that Jason Wu has expanded his fashion brand and added a beauty line.  His exceptional work designed the former First Lady, Michelle Obama's, clothes did not go unnoticed so I can only assume that he has curated this beauty line meticulously.  As I mentioned on my Instagram post, I am happy that someone who is knowledgeable in the field of beauty has launched a new makeup line; not that there is anything wrong with influencers and celebrities starting out a brand. I  am also loving that Jason Wu Beauty has added to the continued growth of BIPOC brands.  I received these Hot Fluffs (amongst other items from the brand) as part of a Valentine's gift.

Let's start with the packaging and let me tell you that nothing about it is basic.  This comes in a nude beige-pink box packaging with black typography.  The box has a clear window where you can see the product and the shade color of the lipstick.  The side of the box has photos of women using the product.  I love that he did not use a celebrity or "brand name" models for this cover, it makes it more appealing to me.  The lip bullets have a soft matte feel to them and with the Jason Wu brand imprinted in black on the caps.  I also like that the whole lipstick bullet is in one color that reflects the shade of the product.

I did a live GRWM in my IG stories using these Hot Fluffs and I used Cannoli as my blush and patted a light coat on my lips.  While this says it is a matte lipstick, it feels comfortable but as I mentioned in one of my lip reviews this week, I've stayed away from matte hippies for the past couple of years.  I took the chance and used the shade Biscotti as my bronzer and I was surprised how it showed up nicely on my skin.  These Hot Fluffs are easy to apply (I used a Sephora Pro Diffuser Brush) and blend.  They are also pigmented and long-wearing.  I did not test them on my eyes as I already know this is not a formula I prefer to use as an eyeshadow.  These Hot Fluffs come in seven shades that appears to cater to a variety of skin tones.  The only thing I would change about these Hot Fluffs is maybe changing the container into a larger one, less dainty than a lip stick bullet to make it look and feel like it is also a cheek and eye product.  Plus, we need all the product we can get from this gem!

I highly recommend this product as a lip and cheek product (I didn't test it on the eyes so I cannot speak about that).  Also, another thing I noticed is the price difference from Jason Wu's website and from Target's.  So, I recommend buying it directly from Jason Wu Beauty website to save a couple of dollars.