TONYMOLY x Kitts Get It Tint Waterful Syrup: All 4 New Shades Compared

If you have been searching for a sheer, glossy nude lip, TONYMOLY’s latest collaboration deserves a closer look. The brand worked with Kitts, a hair and makeup salon in Cheongdam, Seoul, to develop four new shades of Get It Tint Waterful Syrup.

Called the Nude Prism Edition, the collection is designed to make nude lips look clear and lively rather than grey or flat. The four shades move from milky beige and petal pink to muted rose and pale mauve, making the range easy to incorporate into everyday makeup.

The shades were first unveiled in Korea at TONYMOLY’s Seongsu pop-up on July 17, 2026. Availability dates mentioned in this article refer to the Korean market; release timing may differ by country.

What makes Get It Tint Waterful Syrup different?

Get It Tint Waterful Syrup is a glossy tint that creates a transparent, syrup-like layer over the lips. The finish is less about a heavy, mirror-like shine and more about translucent color and a fresh gloss that makes the lips appear softly plumped.

• A moisturizing formula made with 85% water-based oils
• Sheer syrup color that becomes more vivid with each layer
• Olive, avocado, jojoba seed and sunflower seed oils
• A coating effect in which the tint and glossy layers settle separately
• A pointed applicator for controlled, precise application
• 5.3 g of product

The line originally launched with ten shades. This Kitts collaboration expands the softer nude side of the range.

Keep in mind: The brand highlights the lasting gloss, but wear time will vary depending on meals, lip condition and how much product you apply. With any glossy tint, the stain and the surface shine should be judged separately.

A closer look at the four new shades

16 Milky Nude Syrup

Milky Nude Syrup is a light beige softened with a drop of milk. TONYMOLY describes the shade as warm vanilla milk.

Because it gently tones down natural redness in the lips, it works well for understated nude makeup or as a base under another lip color. Apply a thin layer on its own for a soft, muted look, or add rose or red to the center for an easy gradient lip.

• Color family: light milky beige
• Likely match: light spring, soft autumn and light neutral palettes
• Best for: a lip base, softly contoured makeup and muted nude lips
• Worth noting: it may look too pale on naturally light lips or complexions that already lack visible warmth

17 Posy Veil Syrup

Posy Veil Syrup is a clear, delicate pink inspired by cherry blossom tea. Rather than an opaque, milky strawberry pink, it lets the lips’ natural color show through like a translucent flower petal.

This is the lightest and freshest-looking shade of the four. It is a good option for anyone who finds bold lip colors intimidating or simply wants a daily tint that subtly brightens the face.

• Color family: sheer soft pink
• Likely match: light summer, cool summer and light neutral palettes
• Best for: everyday and fresh, minimal makeup
• Worth noting: naturally red or purple-toned lips may make it appear deeper or cooler than the promotional images

18 Melrose Syrup

Melrose Syrup is a muted rosy shade that balances calm depth with a touch of healthy color. Its “sunset rose” concept evokes the soft pink cast of the sky just before dusk.

It is especially appealing if bright pink feels too lively but beige nude feels too washed out. Of the four shades, Melrose is likely to be the least dependent on season or makeup style.

• Color family: muted rose
• Likely match: muted summer, muted autumn and neutral palettes
• Best for: polished work makeup, date looks and understated rose lips
• Why it stands out: it combines the restraint of a nude with the healthy color of a rose

19 Dawn Mauve Syrup

Dawn Mauve Syrup is a pale, subdued mauve inspired by lilac light at daybreak. It is not a dense, greyed-out purple; instead, a transparent violet note is blended into a nude base.

It creates the most sophisticated and atmospheric look in the new lineup. It should particularly appeal to muted summer palettes and anyone who prefers restrained cool-toned makeup over highly saturated pink.

• Color family: nude pale mauve
• Likely match: muted summer, cool summer and softer winter palettes
• Best for: understated cool-toned, mauve and mature nude looks
• Worth noting: strong yellow undertones may bring out more of the purple or grey in the shade

Dawn Mauve was also introduced as a shade chosen by TONYMOLY model Liz, which is likely to make it one of the most talked-about colors in the collection.

The four shades at a glance

These seasonal color suggestions are guidelines based on the shade descriptions. The final result can vary considerably with skin depth and natural lip pigmentation.

Which shade should you choose?

• If you often wear beige nudes: 16 Milky Nude Syrup
• If you like clear, delicate pinks: 17 Posy Veil Syrup
• If you are unsure about undertone: 18 Melrose Syrup
• If you prefer muted cool or mauve lips: 19 Dawn Mauve Syrup

Melrose is the most versatile, Posy Veil gives the freshest impression, and Dawn Mauve feels the most fashion-forward. Milky Nude is the most useful for people who enjoy layering and mixing lip products.

How to apply a glossy tint neatly

1. Smooth away dry patches with lip balm, then gently blot off any excess oil.
2. Apply a thin layer, beginning at the inner part of the lips.
3. Wait about 20 to 30 seconds before adding a second layer where needed.
4. Avoid repeatedly pressing the lips together immediately after application so the glossy layer can settle.

For a dimensional syrup gradient, use shade 16 over the entire lip and add shade 18 or 19 toward the center.

Final thoughts

These four additions are best suited to anyone who prefers transparent shine and natural-looking color over a bold, opaque lip. Posy Veil and Melrose are good starting points if traditional nude shades tend to look dull on you. Dawn Mauve offers a moodier cool-toned nude, while Milky Nude is the most versatile mixing base.

Promotional swatches are affected by lighting and image editing, and naturally pigmented lips can shift the result. When possible, compare reliable swatches or test the shades in person before choosing.