Tonymoly Get it Syrup
TONYMOLY's Get It Tint Syrup line is a lineup of glossy, watery lip tints sold as individual syrup shades and one stick format. The Waterpool and Waterful Syrup tints come in ten-plus shades, from Milk Tea and Apricot to Plum, Fig and Warm Rose, each one a small 5.3g bottle built for a sheer, juicy wash of colour that layers up if you want more pigment. The Tint Syrup Stick packs the same finish into a twist-up format for a faster application without a doe-foot applicator. Because the shades share one formula, picking a colour is mostly about the tone you want on your lips that day rather than worrying about texture or finish changing between bottles.
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The complete guide to TONYMOLY Get It Tint Syrup
Get It Tint Syrup is TONYMOLY's watery, high-shine lip tint, sold across a wide shade range plus a stick version. This guide covers how the syrup and stick formats differ, how to pick a shade by undertone, how to apply for a sheer or built-up look, and how long the colour tends to last through the day.
Syrup bottle vs the tint stick
The Waterpool/Waterful Syrup comes in a small 5.3g bottle with a doe-foot applicator, giving you more control over how much colour you pick up per swipe. The Tint Syrup Stick is a twist-up format at 4g, faster to apply on the go and easier to reapply one-handed, though with slightly less precision at the lip edges than the doe-foot.
Picking a shade by undertone
The range spans cool and warm tones: Milk Tea and Warm Rose lean neutral-warm and suit most skin tones as an everyday colour. Plum and Berry are deeper, cool-toned picks for a bolder look. Apricot, Apple and Grapefruit sit in the fresh, fruity-orange to coral space, while Fig reads as a muted rosy-brown. If you are unsure, Milk Tea or Warm Rose is the safest first shade.
How to apply for a sheer or built-up look
For a sheer wash, tap one dot in the centre of each lip and blend outward with a fingertip. For more pigment, trace the lip line first, then fill in and let it sit for a few seconds before pressing lips together. Because the formula is watery, avoid dragging the applicator, which can pull colour unevenly rather than laying it flat.
How long the tint lasts
Like most water-based tints, the surface gloss fades faster than the stain underneath, usually within a couple of hours depending on eating and drinking. The tint itself tends to hold its colour longer, so a light reapplication of gloss or a fresh dab of syrup can refresh the look without needing to fully redo your lips.
Layering with the rest of your makeup
Because the finish is glossy and sheer, it pairs well over a matte base without fighting other lip products. If you want more staying power, pat on a liquid lipstick first and add a touch of syrup on top for shine, rather than applying the syrup as the sole colour layer.
Storage and care
Keep the bottle upright and the cap tightly closed between uses so the watery formula does not thin out or dry at the applicator tip. Wipe the doe-foot before recapping if you have picked up any lint or product buildup, which keeps the following application smooth.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is TONYMOLY Get It Tint Syrup?
It's a watery, glossy lip tint from TONYMOLY, sold in a wide shade range as a small bottle with a doe-foot applicator, plus a twist-up stick version of the same formula.
What's the difference between the syrup bottle and the tint stick?
The syrup bottle uses a doe-foot applicator for more precise placement, while the stick is a twist-up format that's quicker to apply and reapply without a mirror.
Which Get It Syrup shade should I try first?
Milk Tea or Warm Rose is a safe, everyday starting shade since both lean neutral and suit most skin tones. Go bolder with Plum or Berry once you know how the colour builds up on your lips.
How long does the tint last on the lips?
The glossy top layer fades within a couple of hours depending on eating and drinking, but the underlying stain tends to hold its colour longer, so a quick touch-up refreshes the look rather than needing a full reapplication.
Can I build up more colour with Get It Syrup?
Yes. Trace the lip line first, fill in, and let it sit a few seconds before pressing your lips together for deeper pigment than a single sheer tap.
Can I wear it over lipstick?
Yes, patting a touch of syrup over a matte lipstick adds shine and dimension without disrupting the base colour underneath.
How do I stop the syrup from drying out at the tip?
Keep the cap tightly closed between uses and wipe the doe-foot applicator before recapping so lint or dried product doesn't build up and thicken the formula.