Northern Lights lipstick is a refreshing nude with a berry undertone, further softened and brightened by a silver shimmer finish. Invigorate your confidence with this lip color, or explore any of our other ultra-cool looks — they're all waiting to be discovered. Check out the bountiful assortment of plums, purples, and mauves in our Iceland Collection!

VIOLA ROUGE Northern Lights lipstick is more than makeup…it’s essential to your beauty journey for one simple reason: you feel great wearing it! The smooth, creamy, long-lasting and clean beauty formula is good for you, too. It’s formulated without paraffin, gluten, mineral oil, nanoparticles, parabens, phthalates, sulfates, ureas, silicone D5 and polyfluorinated /perfluorinated compounds. Plus, it’s GMO-free, Leaping Bunny cruelty-free certified, and vegan. Pair with your favorite gloss or pencil for different looks.  

VIOLA ROUGE Northern Lights lipstick features:

• Organic blueberry seed oil (Vaccinium Corymbosum Seed Oil) 
• Saffron flower extract (Crocus Sativus) 
• Camellia Oleifera Seed Oil 

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While the Aurora Borealis can be seen from many countries, Iceland’s unique qualities present more purples and mauves than other regions. Named for the Roman goddess Aurora and the Greek word for north wind, this astral wonder is a must-see experience.

The combination of altitude, latitude, longitude and air quality produces some of the richest, most spectacular range of colors you can see in this cosmic phenomenon. During cooler months of the year, the Northern Lights, or the Norðurljós in Icelandic, can be seen dancing across the sky on clear nights.

Best viewed from September to March on cloudless, clear nights, the solar winds carrying particles through the sky determine the color scheme ranging from green and yellow, reds and pinks, and blue to purple.

Best viewed from September to March on cloudless, clear nights, the solar winds carrying particles through the sky determine the color scheme ranging from green and yellow, reds and pinks, and blue to purple. While at its most stunning in Iceland and other parts of Scandinavia, the Aurora Borealis can also be seen in Alaska, Canada and the Shetland Islands of Scotland in the UK. 

Planning a trip to see the Aurora Borealis? Check out this Aurora Forecasting tool created by the University of Alaska’s Geophysical Institute.