Scarlett Johansson’s pout products have been a hit from the outset.
Since the actress’s skincare brand dropped its Lip Oasis Glossy Treatment in October, the clear formula’s sold out a grand total of seven times.
But right now, it’s not only back in stock, but also available in three new tinted versions with names inspired by “sun-drenched moments”: the orange-red Sun Kiss, blackberry Mirage and nude Dune.
Johansson dubbed the oft-sold-out sensation her “absolute favorite lip product for dry lips” in a press release.
“Soft, warm, and effortless,” she continued. “I’m obsessed!”
She’s not the only one obsessed with the original gloss, as it’s racked up over 300 five-star reviews (and counting). Shoppers have hailed it as “perfectly glossy” and the “best lip gloss ever.”
And while there are plenty of celebrity beauty brands on the market, Page Six staffers are particulary impressed with the pout product, too.
Page Six Commerce Writer Erica Radol called the new launch “dreamy” and “ready for lazy swipe-and-go days.”
“Just the right amount of color, and they leave my lips supple for hours even after the gloss is gone,” she raves. “They don’t build up or get tacky, and the colors are so pretty — sheer, but with a noticeable pop.”
Melissa Minton, Page Six Style’s Senior Writer/Editor, is also obsessed with the original “two-for-one product,” saying: “When I’m wearing the Lip Oasis, I feel like I have ScarJo’s enviable big pout! It definitely gives an enhanced look.”
Her personal arsenal also includes the brand’s Hydrasheer 100% Mineral Sunscreen, which she says “goes on super smooth” and “actually makes my makeup look better.”
If it’s the gloss you’re after, though, we’d advise shopping fast before it sells out once again.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
