Narcissus is my HG shade in this line as well as nude in general. This shade is basically the palest lip shade I can go ON MY BARE FACE for the nude lips without looking dead or washed out or wearing concealer. Once again, RdF kills it with the balanced, nuanced undertone because this is one of the rare nude/peach shade I can think of with a honey/yellow undertone instead of coral. For reference, my perfect foundation shade is Tower 28 Point Dume

The Lip Sheer has to be my favorite lip formula from RdF as well as sheer blotted lips or just lipsticks in general. I love how uniquely stiff it is, in contrast to typical sheer lip formulas which are either slippery gloss or powdery silicone matte. It is stiff but thickly balmy and moisturizing, not transfer-proof but still adheres to my lips well. Most colors are quite nuanced and apply evenly too. I love the lavender oil scent but just put it out there for ppl who try to avoid it.

This color is absolutely perfect. It is beautiful. This formula wears like a dream. Even swipe it on and it will stay there for hours. It’s nourishing and cushiony. I really would not be hesitant to pick up a few more colors in this formula. I could see myself wearing it every single day. Highly recommend. Compare this lip with eye soot fauna for a soft dreamy look to complement my warm undertones.

Narcissus is a sleeper hit with me as I kept reaching for the sample among many others before purchasing the full size. It's difficult for me to find a shade that works with my olive warmer summer tan and my paler winter tone but Narcissus looks good year-round. It's great for days I don't want to deal with makeup brushes and with a few swipes creates a delicate and put-together monochromatic look for lips, cheeks, and eyes.

RDF has the best lip products, hands down. I'm in love with the scent, texture, the slim bullet packaging, and the colors are so freaking good. Narcissus is this beautiful light, muted peach that I think goes well with any skin tone. It reminds me of my OG favorite, Oracle (please bring this one back!), just lighter and more peachy.