Wild with Desire Lipstick

I love a fresh looking, red lipstick that French women wear. I love a neutral, not cool, red pigmented lipstick that I buy for the pigment, that I then can add the amount of gloss on top that I want. I have great ones from France and from my local grocery store. I also would like to avoid toxins and carcinogens. That is why I bought Go Nude lip pencil Pavia Red (that does come with a sharpener), Wild with Desire lipstick in RMS red, Legendary Serum Lipstick in Ruby Moon, and Liplights Cream Lip Gloss in babette. I have tried the first three and the color was lovely. I’m also glad the formulas are allegedly free of known toxins. The formulas are a good start for making lip products. The makers could put the ingredients in a pot, with added fats to make a usable lip color, with a lip brush to apply them. Currently, they are not fit for human mouths. I can put on lipstick in a moving car without a mirror and get it on perfectly just by feel. Even with a magnified lighted mirror at home, I cannot get the RMS red or the Ruby Moon on my lips. They are so deciccating to the lips and dry that they pull, stick, drag, go sideways. I was able to remove the lipstick that has gone on off my lips, so I only had the lipstick on my lips. My skin on my lips puckered from the desciccating lipstick. Then it bleed out from my lips into the surrounding skin. The Pavia red pencil drags, skips, and also bleeds out into the skin. Perhaps it is very old and has been on a shelf for a year or two. Or the formula needs to go back to the drawing board. I feel scammed that the person helping me from RMS repeated the incorrect advertising that these products were hydrating, moist, dewy. I have been in the Negev Desert riding a camel at 128 degrees at high noon in a sandstorm. My lips were more moist in the Negev Desert, than with RMS lip products on them. I am afraid to try the Liplights Cream Lip Gloss in babette. I want to return all of these products that are not ready to be on the market, yet.