Tonymoly Get Lip

Three product types make up the assortment: the standard Get It lip liner (0.25g), the Get It tint lip liner (0.25g, sold in a long run of numbered shades), and the Get It lip oil (3ml) in two finishes, Deep Care and Tinted Care. Between the shade count on the tint liners and the two oil finishes, most people can build a small routine from this one sub-brand alone.

The plain Get It lip liner is a firmer, more pigmented pencil meant for sharp outlining and filling in before a lipstick or oil goes on top. The tint lip liner is softer and more sheer, formulated to be worn on its own, smudged with a fingertip for a blurred, gradient lip rather than a hard outline. If you only want one product for a quick everyday lip, the tint version is the one to reach for.

Shade names in this line reference the finished tone rather than the raw pigment, things like Concealer for a nude-adjacent wash, Mobberry and Pulsimon for berry and pink-toned reds, and Toastburn for a warmer brick shade. Because the formula sheers out as it's blended, a shade that looks strong in the barrel usually reads a shade or two lighter and more translucent once it's worked into the lips.

Dot the tint liner into the center of the lips rather than tracing an outline, then blend outward with a fingertip or the pad of a finger so the color fades toward the lip edges. Building in thin layers gives more control over the final depth than pressing hard for one dark pass. The same pencil can also trace a thin outer line first if you want the color to hold its shape longer through the day.

Both Get It lip oils are compatible with the tint liners: apply the liner first, let it set for a few seconds, then sweep the oil's doe-foot applicator over the top. This locks the color in place, adds shine, and softens any harder edges left from the pencil. Skipping the liner and wearing either oil alone gives a lighter, glossier finish with less color payoff.

Deep Care leans toward a clear-to-sheer, conditioning finish meant to sit over other lip color or be worn alone for care between makeup looks. Tinted Care carries visible color and works as a stand-alone gloss-tint on days when the pencil feels like too much effort. Both come in the same 3ml size, so trying one alongside a tint liner shade is an easy way to see which finish fits a given routine.

Keep the pencils twisted closed and away from direct heat so the tint doesn't soften and smear against the cap. The lip oils should stay capped tightly between uses since the doe-foot wand can dry out if left open. Reapplying the oil over a still-present tint base is usually enough to refresh color through a meal or two, without needing to redo the liner from scratch.

The tint liners suit anyone who wants a low-effort, blended lip rather than a precisely lined one, and the shade spread means both muted nudes and brighter berries are covered. The lip oils suit days that call for shine over pigment, or for layering on top of a liner that's started to fade. Together the line covers most everyday lip routines without reaching for a separate lipstick.

A practical starting set is one tint liner in a shade close to your natural lip tone, one in a slightly bolder berry or red, and one lip oil to layer over either. From there the 57-piece assortment on skinsli makes it easy to add more tint shades as favorites emerge, since the liner and oil sizes stay consistent across the range.