Gucci Rouge A Levres Matte Lipstick 500 Odelia Red

• Part of the Rouge À Lèvres Mat collection — a richly pigmented matte lipstick range under Gucci’s creative direction of Alessandro Michele. 

• Shade #500 “Odalie Red” is a bold red tone within the line (“500 Odalie Red” / “500 Odalie Red” listed) which gives the wearer a full-colour matte statement. 

• The formula is described as: “Intense vivid colour … with a soft and velvety feel … without drying out lips or colour smudging.” 

• Packaging: Gold-hued metal tube with narrow ribbed grooves vertically etched — designed to evoke heritage luxury aesthetic. 

 Key Benefits

• High-impact colour payoff: With “intense vivid colour … all in one stroke”, this lipstick delivers bold red in a single application.

• Refined matte texture: Although matte, the finish is marketed as “soft and velvety” and comfortable, rather than flat or drying.

• Luxury branding & presentation: Gucci’s signature style and premium packaging elevate the lipstick beyond a regular cosmetic item.

• Statement shade: The red tone (Odalie Red) is designed to make an impression — suitable for staple red-lip look, enhancing confidence and style.

• Versatile for occasions: A red lipstick can serve as a classic look for day → night transition, important events, or whenever you want a signature lip.

🧴 How to Use

• Prepare your lips: Exfoliate gently if needed, apply a thin balm and blot — ensures a smooth base for the matte finish.

• Apply the lipstick: Either directly from the bullet or with a lip brush for precision — focusing on defining your lip edges (cupid’s bow, corners) for crisp finish.

• One swipe may suffice for bold colour, or apply a second layer if you want deeper intensity.

• Avoid rubbing lips together after applying — you want to preserve the shape and finish.

• For neat edges: You may clean up sides with a small concealer brush or matching lip liner.

• Store upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight/heat to keep formula integrity and preserve the luxe packaging.