NYX's new Wednesday range features a 'mysterious' £9 colour changing lip oil
The new season of the hit show Wednesday landed on our Netflix accounts on August 6, but fans will have to wait until September 3 to see how the final four episodes will play out. To tide you over until you can resume binge watching, NYX has launched its exclusive makeup collection with Wednesday, which features eight affordable beauty buys.
Priced between £8.99 and £16.99, there's everything from eyeshadow, blusher and contour palettes to cello-shaped liquid eyeliner to shop, but one of the standout pieces is the Nyx Professional Makeup X Wednesday Mystery Lip Oil. One of the most affordable items in the collaboration, the lip oil is priced at £8.99 and is perfect for everyday wear.
Aside from its suitably spooky bottle design, which features a miniature Thing on the top, the lip oil brings both the drama and the mystery of the show to life with its colour-changing formula. You can pick up the Wednesday Mystery Lip Oil in three shades; Nightshade, Moon Shifted and Thorn Pricked, and whilst you might think you know the colour by the outside of the packaging, its colour-shifting formula means it'll adapt to your personal skin tone for a unique flush of colour.
Nightshade is a deep berry shade despite its black-looking formula, whilst Thorn Pricked looks dark burgundy but applies with more of a rosy red hue. Moon Shifted may appear neutral or beige but leaves a soft pink shade on your lips instead.
You can also try out all three shades of the Mystery Lip Oil for less, as Superdrug is currently running an exclusive three for two offer on selected NYX products. The deal, which includes the new Wednesday range, automatically applies at checkout and runs until September 9.
The Wednesday Mystery Lip Oil is formulated with squalene to give your lips extra hydration and nourishment, and gives your lips plenty of shine without the stickiness of a gloss. It also comes with NYX's signature FAT applicator, with the oversized wand hugging your lips to make sure you get an even application.
Colour-changing makeup is a great way to make sure you get a complexion-complementing colour, and Wonderskin's Phlush Stick (£20) is a great way to do it. The multi-purpose stick adapts to your skin's pH levels and can be used on your cheeks, lips and even eyes.
You could also try out the Kiko Milano pH Glow Lipstick (£11.99) which has a sheer formula designed to enhance your natural lip colour. The natural lipstick tailors its shade to match your individual skin tone for the perfect pink hue, with ultra hydrating and nourishing ingredients.
However, Wednesday fans are going to want to get their hands on the entire NYX X Wednesday collection, which is only available for a limited time exclusively online and in-store at Superdrug.
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