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What it is

Too Cool For School's Sway Lip Dewy tint (sponsored review), a new 10-shade lip tint line built for summer: applies as a thin, lightweight layer with a soft dewy sheen rather than a thick honey/glass-gloss finish, meant to give sheer buildable color without the heavy, sticky feel of thicker gloss-tints.

Does it work?

The reviewer's genuine take: one thin layer already gives solid color payoff, and 2-3 layers build up more color and shine for those who want it more visible. She compares it favorably to Wakemake Waterfull Glow Tint (similar light-gloss feel but that one turns duller on lips) and Romand Juicy Lasting Tint (similar glow level but sticks/clings to lips more, which some won't like) - positioning this as the pick for people who find heavy honey-gloss tints greasy and want something lighter. She also notes color deepens/gets slightly more red once it sets rather than going patchy or muddy with more layers, and on her lips (which she says usually turn purplish with nude-toned tints) it stayed reddish instead of going cool/purple. Best suited for people who want a light, natural summer tint applied in a quick swipe; not for people who specifically want a thick, plumping glossy layer.

Watch-outs

This is paid/sponsored content (disclosed as an ad for Too Cool For School), so treat the praise with that in mind. The packaging draws real backlash in the comments: this dewy tint reuses the exact same tube/applicator design as the brand's earlier Velvet Tint, and multiple commenters are frustrated the brand didn't change it despite past complaints (one calls it "a fight with consumers"), and another warns the matte/velvet version in this packaging stops dispensing product after only about 5-10 uses, forcing you to dig the tube apart to get more out - worth watching for on this dewy version too since it shares the packaging. Also flagged: the tint has an added amber/perfume-like fragrance, and one commenter says fragranced lip products like this make sensitive people feel nauseous or sick just from a small amount. The reviewer also notes some transfer onto food/cups, so it needs reapplying after eating.