A few years ago, I've purchased the Matte Balm in #225 Sultry.

The Enchanting is like its lighter color, nudy.

As a matte series, it doesn't add shimmer in it.

I was actually afraid if a nude color would suit me

or make me pale.

But I bought it in mind that it might look pink-ish.

And my thought is right!

It makes me look pale in some occassion.

I need a bold eye makeup to show it well on my skin.

Though everyone said it is good for my friend,

who has darker skin than mine.

I found the texture is creamier than Sultry,

which looks bad on dry lips.

It shows patchy lips if being seen closely.

But on picture, I think that's not a matter.

Swatch on hand.
It seems pink nude.

But on lips, it is very pale!

Same as Revlon's lip crayon,

this one also has mint taste.

And surprisingly, I found it refreshing.

I didn't like minty taste, for example wasabi.

But using Revlon lip crayon is bearable.

I had serious breakout again thanks to Innisfree Green Tea range!
I didn't have luck upon using Innisfree skincare, except the Volcanic Clay series.

On my note, please use it thinly

to prevent the obvious dry patches.

And overall, I prefer the other color than light.

Staying power is bad, unlike Sultry.
And I don't feel it as moisturizing as Sultry
although I've wear it bold.

MY THOUGHTS OF REVLON MATTE BALM #255 ENCHANTING:

+ Nude color for the time you wear bold eyemakeup.

+ Tastes like wearing a mint candy on lips.

+ Looks good on middle tone, ex: NC/NW30.

+ Creamy matte glides smoothly.

- Show dry patches.

- Will look pale on lighter skintone.

- Short staying power.

- Needs extra effort to moisturize lips first before wearing.

I personally have no hate for Enchanting, but I won't re-purchase.