L10 Yellow White | Color-Changing Split-Stick Lipstick

Two Color-Changers. One Personal Shade.

L'Paige Yellow White (L10) combines two signature color-changing shades—LYW Yellow and LWH White—in one versatile Split-Stick.

Wear Yellow alone for a shade customers often describe as peachy or coral, choose White for a color that commonly develops into pink or rose, or sweep both sides across the lips and blend them into your own personalized result.

Made with aloe vera and beeswax, the creamy formula glides on smoothly for comfortable, buildable wear. Reviews of Yellow and White repeatedly praise their staying power, moisturizing feel, versatility as base colors, and the decades-long loyalty they inspire.

KEY BENEFITS

Dual Color-Changing Split-Stick

Two reactive shades—Yellow and White—in one lipstick for greater versatility.

Personalized Color

Wear Yellow, wear White, or blend both as the shades develop on your lips.

Moisturizing Formula

Made with aloe vera and beeswax for smooth, comfortable application.

Cream Finish

Creamy color glides evenly while the color-changing effect develops.

Buildable Coverage

Use a light swipe for softer color or add layers for a richer customized look.

WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT

Perfect For:

Color-changing pink and coral tones

Two shades in one lipstick

Creating personalized lip colors

Creamy moisturizing wear

Smooth aloe vera formula

Buildable everyday coverage

Layering and base color

Mature lips

HOW TO WEAR

Apply either side directly to clean lips, beginning at the center and working outward.

Wear the Yellow side alone, the White side alone, or sweep both shades across the lips and blend. Allow the color a moment to develop before deciding whether to add another layer.

Store away from excessive heat. If the lipstick becomes warm during shipping or storage, allow it to return to room temperature before use.

COMPLETE THE LOOK

Pair Yellow White with softly defined eyes and warm neutral blush so the changing lip color stays center stage. For a softer result, use a light application; for more intensity, add another pass after the first layer develops.