The best natural lipstick to pair and refreshing bubbly to enjoy summer.
Warm, laid-back summer days with some refreshing bubbly and fresh fruit. Lounging around in your comfiest sundress with a sunny day playlist in the background. Summer’s are about entertaining and enjoying, which is easily done around a bottle of rosé.
The second Saturday in June doesn’t have to be National Rosé Day for us to enjoy a bottle of sparkling pink wine. While we didn’t invent the term “Rosé All Day” we were the first to make a lipstick for it. Rosé All Day is our best-selling natural lipstick color. The prettiest playful pink nontoxic lipstick made to softly warm the complexion and brighten the face for healthy beauty.
In honor of this obsession-worthy natural lipstick color, we are rolling out the best Rosé to celebrate the approaching summer season. We’ve also included a favorite rose cocktail recipe. We’ve consulted sommeliers, mixologists, and millennials to get the gather a list of recommendations. All under $20 a bottle.
Rosé All Day Color Wave Natural Lipstick $18
These are simple, refreshing, and can be made in a flash. Because while an elderflower lavender-infused ginger spritz with edible flowers on top looks great for the ‘gram, we know you want to be out of the kitchen and enjoying the beautiful weather with your loved ones. Don’t worry, we know the ‘gram still matters so these are nothing short of picture perfect.
Rosé Paloma
- 1 tbsp Lime juice, fresh
- 1/4 cup fresh Grapefruit juice
- 2 oz Silver Tequila
- top with Rosé
The Best Brunch Berries & Rosé
- 2 oz basil simple syrup
- 4 oz fresh lime juice
- 1 bottle of Rosé
To make simple syrup: combine 1 cup water, 1 cup sugar (or substitute stevia), and 1 cup basil leaves. Bring to a boil then remove from heat and let sit for 30 minutes. Strain into a container and refrigerate.
Stir basil simple syrup and fresh lime juice into a pitcher. Add one bottle of your favorite rosé. Fill the pitcher with ice, and serve.
The Perfect Summer Rosé Cocktail
- 1-2 lemon wedges
- 1-2 slices of grapefruit
- 6 oz rosé wine
- 1 1/2 oz gin or vodka
- 1/2 oz simple syrup, to taste (substitute stevia)
Muddle the lemon wedges and grapefruit in the bottom of a glass. Add in the ice, rosé, gin or vodka and stir well. Strain into a wine glass and add the muddled lemon and grapefruit.
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