Milani Fruit Fetish Lip Oil
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Fruit Fetish Lip Oil Review

Hazelnut, sunflower and jojoba oils with vitamin E in a Dior-style doe-foot, and the only pick with a sourced shade-level match to Dior: 120 Strawberry Melon reads closest to Dior 015 Cherry. Fourteen shades on Milani's own store, where the MSRP is $12.99 - the $9.99 recorded here is the Target price and could not be re-verified on 2026-08-22. Milani's own copy calls it a subtle tint of colour in a never-sticky formula, so the more-pigmented, leaves-a-stain framing is editorial rather than brand. No pH colour-change mechanic.

Rank
Not ranked
Current price
$9.99
Listed size
0.14 oz
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Product profile

Hazelnut, sunflower and jojoba oils with vitamin E in a Dior-style doe-foot, and the only pick with a sourced shade-level match to Dior: 120 Strawberry Melon reads closest to Dior 015 Cherry. Fourteen shades on Milani's own store, where the MSRP is $12.99 - the $9.99 recorded here is the Target price and could not be re-verified on 2026-08-22. Milani's own copy calls it a subtle tint of colour in a never-sticky formula, so the more-pigmented, leaves-a-stain framing is editorial rather than brand. No pH colour-change mechanic.

Price check

$9.99 for 0.14 oz.

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Hazelnut, sunflower and jojoba oils with vitamin E in a Dior-style doe-foot, and the only pick with a sourced shade-level match to Dior: 120 Strawberry Melon reads closest to Dior 015 Cherry. Fourteen shades on Milani's own store, where the MSRP is $12.99 - the $9.99 recorded here is the Target price and could not be re-verified on 2026-08-22. Milani's own copy calls it a subtle tint of colour in a never-sticky formula, so the more-pigmented, leaves-a-stain framing is editorial rather than brand. No pH colour-change mechanic.