I have warm undertones and blue Tony's font look the best in me but I love the way this color looks on me. I did not notice any blue undertones.

I think the color may vary a bit once you put it on be ause if your natural undertones.

No, it is not a blue-red. It's like a shimmery cherry red, not too dark, not too light, in my opinion just right. I think you can return it if you are not pleased with it. I personally love mine. Also, it smells ahhhh-mazing!

No, it's more of a burgundy or wine red, but it's definitely not cherry or candy apple red.

yes, it is a blue red, but this is more like shiny chapstick, not a lipstick - it is more sheer

unfortunately it doesn't!

No it doesn't have a mirror.

yes it does!

No, there is not a mirror. But the top is silver so if you tried you could probably see yourself

No, there are no mirrors on the case.

No, YSL Sheer Candy does not have any lip plumping effects. For lip plumping I use Too Faced Lip Injection Extreme Lip Plumping Gloss.

No - these days every product claims to plump your lips and make your eyelashes grow and make you ace the LSAT without studying, so take claims like this with a boulder-sized grain of salt. Using a glossy color like this DOES make lips APPEAR fuller. For added fullness, use lipliner to line VERY slightly outside of your natural lip line, blend, add gloss/lipstick (don't go too dark unless you have full lips already), and add something with shimmer to the middle of your lower lip and along your cupid's bow.

I agree with Andreita. I decided to try this on in the store in the Cherry color. When I first put it on, I thought "meh". It just seemed like a regular lipstick that smelled great. I walked around the store and looked at my lips about 2 minutes later and was amazed. It took a second to do it's magic, but it definately creates a very smooth and shiney look, which is why I think it "plumps". What is also great is that it seems to last all day. Not necessarily the shine, but the color stains the lips too. Maybe not for the lighter shades, but definately stains for the Cherry.

No. its not a lip plumping gloss, but any type of glossy lip color or gloss will give an optical illusion of fuller lips.

Cherry color is not dark but is buildable

looks like #4, pomegranate

Succulent Pomegranate. It's actually more pink in real life.

I believe it's #2, Dewy Papaya...

No, you can buy them at Sephora.

If you are in NYC, I went to three locations around the 40s today. The fifth ave one had nothing, but the one on 42nd by the train station had 3 shades left.

All shades are available at any local Sephora stores. Only downside is that they sell out in certain shades, like No. 1, so quickly so you need to nab them while they're still hot!

You need to try shade 06, I find it to be very similar. Yes it has shimmer, which you can see when the product is in the tube, but I see no shimmer on my lips once applied. Plus this version is twice the product as the old one, at the same price. Whats not to like about that. :)

Luscious Cherry is a little more red than Gloss Volupte Frozen Cherry, but it's not sparkly.

The berry is not red at all on me, it is more of a sheer purple. I would have to say Berry isn't your answer if you're looking for a red shade. These balms aren't at all frosted or have any sparkle.

Not to me, this is more like a shiny balm, like Sugar lip balm a bit

I think the color lasts a little longer than Gloss Volupte (which I really liked). At least, it does for me.

That line is still carried on the YSL websight.

If you are looking for more intense color, this may not be for you as the colors are fairly sheer. I chose Lush Coconut since I like nudes and golden tones. I have golden blonde hair, green eyes, and light skin tone. I am a nurse so I don't like to look too "made up" for work so this is just the right amount of color for me.

The pomegranate is quite bright, almost a blue based fuchsia. The coconut is a pretty and shimmery nude color. All smell like mango.

this is from ysl's site:
"Are Yves Saint Laurent products tested on animals?
Yves Saint Laurent does not carry out any tests on animals. In order to check the quality and tolerance of our products, we carry out in-votro tests on biological matrices or cell cultures. Once we are certain of their non-cytotoxicity, they are tested on healthy volunteers in a hospital environment, under dermatological control, with a minimum of one hundred people."

they are listed un the product page, above the reviews