Korean lip gloss is glossy lip makeup designed to create dewy, reflective or glass-like shine. The collection can include clear and tinted gloss, glossy lip tint, gloss-tint hybrids, plumping gloss and lip oil with different levels of colour and cushion.

Lip gloss mainly emphasises surface shine and may be clear or lightly tinted. Glossy lip tint usually gives more noticeable colour and may leave a tint after some shine wears away. The exact colour payoff and wear depend on the individual formula.

A gloss-tint hybrid combines reflective shine with visible lip colour in the same formula. Some lean more like a gloss with a soft tint, while others behave like a tint with a glassy top layer, so compare the finish and shade details on each product page.

Choose clear or very sheer gloss when you want a flexible topcoat over liner, lipstick or tint. Choose tinted gloss when you want shine and colour in one step. Check the live shade options on each product page before selecting.

Lip gloss usually focuses on reflective shine and may offer clearer colour payoff or a more lacquered look. Lip oil often feels more fluid and cushioned. Both can be clear or tinted, and the finish and comfort vary by formula.

Yes. Let your liner, lipstick or tint settle first, then add a thin layer of gloss. Concentrate it near the centre of the lips for light-catching dimension, or spread it evenly when you want an all-over glass finish.

Start with smooth, clean lips and blot away excess balm. Apply a thin layer rather than several heavy coats, keep extra shine toward the centre and reapply after meals as needed. Lip gloss can transfer, so carry it for touch-ups.

Plumping gloss is made to create a temporary fuller-looking effect through shine and its individual cosmetic formula. Some may feel cooling, warming or tingly. Follow the product directions, avoid irritated lips and remove it if the sensation becomes painful or you notice unexpected swelling.