Max Factor Lipfinity Sweet Two-Step Lip Colour, 4.2 g

Max Factor Lipfinity Sweet is a two-step liquid lip colour with a glossy balm top coat, designed for vivid colour and lasting wear. The listing claims wear for up to 24 hours, while customer feedback is generally favourable on colour and longevity but mixed on moisture.

At a glance

Two-step format combines a rich-colour lip gloss with a balm-style top coat.
The listing claims colour lasts up to 24 hours.
An applicator is described as supporting precise, defined application.
The top coat is described as adding shine and moisture.

Price

£5.77Save 56%

Reference price: ~~£12.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

The colour and balm stages offer a choice of vivid colour with a glossy finish.
Customer feedback reports positive experiences with colour and lasting wear.

Technical specifications

23 specifications

Identity
Brand	Max Factor
Model	3410032
Shade	Sweet
Item form	Liquid
Finish type	Glossy
Product benefits	Long Wearing
Special ingredients	Peptides
Speciality	Paraben Free
Lip colour undertone	Warm
Lip colour shade depth	Medium
Lip colour intensity	Sheer
Coverage	Full
Skin type	All
Skin tone	Deep
Country of origin	United Kingdom

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	20 x 39 x 121 millimetres
Weight listed	31 Grams

Product details
Special features	Long-lasting colour, moisturising, precise applicator
Container type	Tube
Package type	Bottle
Number of items	1
Heat sensitive	No
Manufacturer warranty	2 year manufacturer

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing describes the finish as glossy and the title also calls the colour matte. It gives both sheer intensity and full coverage, and lists a 4.2g product size alongside a two-count quantity. These details are inconsistent or unclear, so confirm the selected shade and package details before buying.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Buyers wanting a liquid colour with a separate glossy top coat.
Those looking for a long-wear lip product and willing to apply it in two steps.

Less suited to

Anyone prioritising a consistently moisturising feel, as customer feedback includes reports of dryness.
Buyers wanting a clearly specified single finish or coverage level without ambiguity in the listing.

Max Factor Lipfinity Sweet Two-Step Lip Colour, 4.2 g · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 15,399 ratings

5 stars76%76%
4 stars14%14%
3 stars6%6%
2 stars2%2%
1 star2%2%

Customer feedback is positive about colour, reported all-day wear, value and reliable performance. Some describe the product as moisturising, while others say it can feel drying. That comfort difference matters for a two-step formula promoted for lasting colour, so buyers prioritising hydration may want to weigh the mixed reports. Overall rating figures skew strongly towards the higher star categories, but ratings alone do not explain individual experiences.

Positive themes

Feedback highlights the shade and lasting wear.
Customers also speak positively about value and performance.

Mixed feedback

Moisture feedback is mixed, with reports ranging from moisturising to drying.

Frequently asked questions

How is Lipfinity Sweet described?

The listing describes a two-step liquid lip colour with a glossy balm top coat and claims wear for up to 24 hours.

Is the finish matte or glossy?

The title mentions matte lip colour, while product details state a glossy finish and the second step is described as a shiny top coat. The listing is inconsistent, so confirm the finish if it is important to you.

What do customers report about comfort?

Customer feedback is mixed on moisture. Some find it moisturising, while others say it can feel drying.

What shade is Sweet?

The listing identifies the colour as Sweet and gives a warm undertone, medium shade depth and sheer intensity, but these descriptors may not fully resolve how the shade will appear on individual lips.