Tangerine: The most coral-orange version of Clarins’ current oils is 05 – Apricot, so that’s the best replacement for Tangerine lovers.

The finished look is gorgeous, but there’s one downside: It requires a decent amount of re-application, assuming you want to maintain the high-gloss Y2K aesthetic. “It settles onto the lips, which is great for moisture, but if you want the gloss to last it does need reapplication more often,” Thompson-Tubridy tells Bustle. Having worn it out several times now, I don’t have to reapply it for that sheen as often as other glosses, but you can tell when the shine fades. That said, the moisture does last all day and night, so it might not matter if you prioritize moisture over glossiness. Worth It?

What is the technology behind Clarins' Lip Comfort Oil?

A super nourishing lip oil enriched with a trio of plant oils to protect, comfort, and visibly plump lips. The Clarins Lip Oils are formulated with 93% ingredients of natural origin, including a powerful new trio of responsibly harvested, organic natural plant oils: Organic Sweetbriar Rose oil, Cold-pressed Organic Jojoba Oil, and Hazelnut Oil.

Red Berry: The old No. 3 was the most red-toned shade available, so the best replacement for this shade is 03 – Cherry, the deepest red in the current line-up. If you want more of a subtle pinky-red shade, opt for 08 – Strawberry instead. Dior Lip Oils: If you thought about purchasing the Dior Lips Oils, reconsider! They’re not bad, but I would recommend the Clarins Lip Oils over them all day, every day.The Lip Comfort Oil 04 Pitaya from Clarins is an amazing beauty product that will provide your lips with the ultimate care and nourishment. This lip oil is perfect for those who want to achieve soft and well-groomed lips.