Serena Williams appeared in a striking red dress at the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.
She called the affair “unforgettable” in a message on Xand said her false eyelashes had fallen off due to the rainy weather.
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The color on her lips seemed to stay put, as she wore her own Wyn lipstick in shades Speak and Greet.
According to the brand, the makeup is designed for “high performance,” which could be why the product hasn’t disappeared despite the elements.
It also has a wide color palette for both dark and olive skin tones.
The collection contains all essential makeup products, including eyeliners, lip liners and foundations.
WHAT MADE SHE SAD?
In a viral Reel posted on her Instagram, the glamorous Serena was filmed getting her makeup done using her own makeup line.
She wore blonde and curly hair and a red dress with Christian Louboutin heels.
In a candid Reel On Wyn’s page, Serena spoke directly to the camera, clearly soaked from the rain.
“It’s a miracle I’m still healthy,” she joked.
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“This lightweight and matte lipstick combo took a trip around Paris with Serena Williams,” the caption reads. “Where to next?”
Serena wore Wyn’s Say Everything Max Intensity Lipstick in Whisper and Word of Mouth Max Comfort Matte Lipstick in Greet.
The lipsticks have been very positively received by beauty shoppers.
One of them raved about the packaging, the color and the application.
“It’s going like butter,” they said.
After I bought it in the color Brave, the customer said it applies smoothly and has a matte finish.
They described it as ‘long lasting’, which may be why Serena was able to keep her makeup on in the pouring rain.
The customer added that she wore the lipstick to a Broadway show, out to dinner, and out for drinks without it smudging.
Another customer praised Wyn’s lightweight lipsticks.
They added that they will definitely come back again after trying the brand for the first time.
“It feels so smooth and light, it almost feels weightless,” they said.
“It’s also so pigmented that I only needed a light touch to get color.”
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