Simply Pretty Magic Lipstick: match the shade and the 2026 code
Snow Pink, Green Apple and Orange Poppy are the three Simply Pretty Magic Lipstick shades shown on page 7 of the Philippine June 2026 brochure. Each is 4 g. The colour of the stick is not the colour described for the result: the white, green and apricot bullets have different colour-change labels. Check the shade name and product code together before sending an order, especially when comparing a new catalogue with an older online listing.
The three June 2026 shade codes
| Criterion | Snow Pink | Green Apple | Orange Poppy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product code | 1585425 | 1585424 | 1585426 |
| Colour of the stick | White | Green | Apricot |
| Catalogue result label | Pink | Rose | Peachy pink |
| Pack size | 4 g | 4 g | 4 g |
These descriptions identify the catalogue variants; they are not a promise that the colour on your lips will look exactly like a printed swatch or a model photograph. For example, choose Green Apple by code 1585424 if you mean the green stick described as turning rose. Do not order it expecting a green lip colour. If a representative sends a different code, ask which edition and shade that code belongs to instead of relying on the packaging colour alone.
Why older listings can be confusing
The official Philippine Simply Pretty page also lists Magic Lipstick, but its shade selection includes Berry Rose and Chameleon Cherry alongside Snow Pink and Green Apple. Those names do not all appear in the June 2026 three-shade panel. An older official July 2025 brochure uses 1502170 for Snow Pink and 1502169 for Green Apple, rather than the June 2026 codes above. The familiar shade name therefore does not prove that two catalogue entries identify the same version.
This is a code-and-edition distinction, not evidence that an older item is counterfeit or unusable. When replacing a favourite, send the complete name, code, 4 g size and the catalogue edition to the seller. Keep a photograph of your existing label for comparison. Do not infer an identical formula, finish or replacement shade merely from similar names: this guide has not compared ingredient lists or tested the products.
Lipstick, balm and tint are separate products
Magic Lipstick is not the same listing as Simply Pretty Magic Lip Balm. The official brand page presents the balm separately in Clear Pink, and also lists a Lip & Cheek Tint in a 9 mL format. A search result containing the words “magic” and “pink” can therefore lead to another product. Read the full product name and unit: a 4 g lipstick and a 9 mL tint are not interchangeable order lines. The June lipstick spread shows multi-use styling, but that does not turn every older Magic product into the same multi-use version.
How to read the dated price
The June 2026 consumer brochure shows P129 each against its printed regular P149, a P20 difference. That is an archived Philippine offer, not a current price or a three-piece bundle. Three at that historical per-item price would total P387; “three ways to wear” describes the presentation, not three lipsticks for P129. Check the live campaign, available shade and final price with the representative before ordering. Demonstration offers for representatives can have different dates and conditions from the consumer brochure.
Sources and scope
Checked 19 October 2026: Philippine June 2026 brochure, printed pages 6–7, and the official references below. This is an independent identification guide, not a product review or a current stock listing. Colour descriptions are attributed to the catalogue; no wear-time, formula-equivalence or personal-use claims have been added.
Avon Philippines: Simply Pretty range
Avon Philippines: July 2025 brochure (PDF)
Read the Avon Philippines: June 2026 archive for the dated reference. The offers in that issue have expired.