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Mineral Fusion NEW Lipstick

Mineral Fusion NEW Lipstick is the current version of the brand's familiar clean-beauty bullet, with ten mapped shades and an oil-and-butter formula. It is easy to find and clearly documented, but it is not titanium-dioxide-free and the reformulation needs a deeper exact-product wear history.

Brand
Mineral Fusion
Category
Organic Lipstick
Updated
2026-08-02
Research process
AI-assisted source synthesis · Sources and conclusions checked before publication
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Mineral Fusion NEW Lipstick
Image by Mineral Fusion

Source-led product analysis

Product Assessment

Verdict

Consider it for an accessible conventional bullet and easy old-shade replacement. Skip it if titanium dioxide, carmine, or deep exact-formula wear reporting matters more than availability.

Full review

The current NEW Lipstick is much easier to identify than the legacy listing suggested. Mineral Fusion publishes the full 0.13 oz formula, names ten current shades, and maps each one to an older favorite such as Alluring to Plum Wine or Peony to Berry Smash. Sunflower, castor, avocado, and sesame oils sit alongside shea and cocoa butters, giving the product a familiar clean-beauty comfort story in a true bullet format.

The limitation is performance continuity. Independent writers and long-running owner channels generally like the older lipstick's creamy glide, nourishment, and wearable color, but those reports do not fully test the reformulated range. The current pigment statement can include both titanium dioxide and carmine, with no shade-by-shade separation. That makes Mineral Fusion useful as an accessible comparator and a sensible replacement path for existing users, but not a strict-ingredient recommendation.

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What stands out

  • Official mapping from ten old shades to ten current shades
  • Conventional 0.13 oz bullet format
  • Accessible multi-retailer availability

Tradeoffs

  • The pigment list may include titanium dioxide and carmine
  • Most hands-on reporting concerns the earlier formula
  • No shade-specific current pigment list

Who it is for

  • Previous Mineral Fusion lipstick users replacing an older shade
  • Accessible clean-beauty bullet shoppers
  • Buyers who prioritize easy availability

Who should skip it

  • Strict titanium-dioxide-free or carmine-free routines
  • Shoppers requiring organic certification
  • Anyone who wants extensive testing of the exact reformulation

Key Product Facts

Mineral Fusion's current lipstick is a 0.13 oz reformulated bullet offered in ten shades, with an official map from the prior shade names to the new range.

The current manufacturer product and relaunch pages agree on the exact product, size, shade range, and old-to-new shade mapping.

Confidence: high · Updated 2026-08-02

The reformulated lipstick uses sunflower, castor, avocado, and sesame oils with shea and cocoa butters, but its may-contain colorants include titanium dioxide and carmine.

The manufacturer and an exact current Berry Smash retailer page publish matching formula text and the same may-contain pigment boundary.

Confidence: high · Updated 2026-08-02

Long-running product-family feedback favors creamy, nourishing application and wearable color, but those impressions should not be treated as a full wear test of every reformulated shade.

Two independent editorial reports and two owner-feedback channels provide a consistent family-level comfort pattern, while the official shade map confirms that they largely concern the prior generation.

Confidence: medium · Updated 2026-08-02