Revlon recently allowed their fans to vote on retired lipstick shades to bring back and they have spoken! Revlon released the Legacy Collection of lipsticks, consisting of retired lipstick shades spanning the decades, from the 1940s up till the 1990s. I have been anticipating this collection since forever! A few years ago, I purchased Fire & Ice lipstick in reproduction vintage packaging that Revlon released a few years ago and it has since become one of my favorite shades, so I was very excited about this collection of vintage lippies.

The Legacy Collection consists of five retired Revlon shades: Icy Violet, released in 1946; Snow Peach, released in 1956; Fifth Avenue Red, released in 1958; Jungle Peach, released in 1963; and Sandstorm, released in 1999.

All of the lippies are in Revlon’s Super Lustrous formulation, which are “sealed in with mega-moisturizers to seal in color and softness.” It’s a very creamy formula that is lightly hydrating and emollient. It’s very comfortable to wear!

First up is Icy Violet, the most vintage color of them all. It was released two years before my dad was even born!

A somewhat frosty, plummy brown with violet tones, Icy Violet is very wearable and not nearly as lavender on as it appears in the tube.

I really liked it more than I thought I would! It’s a great shade for the office, a little different than your typical MLBB (“my lips but better”).

Second up is Snow Peach!

I LOVE this shade! It’s just the perfect coral pink and it debuted with the most fabulous commercial!

The third in the lineup is Fifth Avenue Red, a timeless 50’s red.

You can never go wrong with a red lippie and this is no exception. It’s a tad darker, not quite a true blue-red, but very wearable, especially for daytime.

The fourth lippie is Jungle Peach, a peachy nude.

This so reminds me of something Twiggy would have modeled! I love this because it’s a nude that still has a bit of pink in it so you don’t end up with corpse lips.

Finally, Revlon rounded out the collection with Sandstorm, since brown lips were a thing in the 90’s.

This is nice because it’s a bronze-y brown with a lot of shimmer. Although it’s my least favorite of the five, I could still see myself wearing it this summer, especially sheered out to just a tint. In the picture below, I wore a few layers of it so you could really see the color.

I picked up this collection at my local Walgreens, but I’ve also seen it at CVS and I’m sure it’s available anywhere Revlon is sold. But I would suggest to go searching now, because I’m not sure how long this limited edition collection will be in stores!

Other makeup worn in this look:

• Urban Decay Naked Skin Weightless Ultra Definition Liquid Makeup in 3.5
• Hard Candy Glamoflage Heavy Duty Concealer in Medium
• Urban Decay Naked Skin Ultra Definition Pressed Finishing Powder in Medium Light
• NARS Light Reflecting Loose Setting Powder
• NARS Blush (dark shade from Guy Bourdin palette, Dolce Vita is most similar)
• MAC Irisdescent Loose Powder in Silver Dusk (discontinued but still available at some MAC counters!)
• LORAC Bronzer
• Nyx Adorable eyeshadow palette
• Ulta Extreme Wear Gel Eye Liner in Prime Time
• L’Oreal Voluminous Power Volume 24 Hour Mascara in Blackest Black
• e.l.f. Studio Eyebrow Kit in Light