Consider this your starter coral: The dewy formula goes on barely there (you can layer it to build up the color, if you so choose). The effect is like you might have just finished a cup of orange sorbet. And the coconut-oil-base formula? A moisturizing bonus.

Luxury Lip Tint in Coral, Henné Organics ($21)

This runs more toward the peach side than orange, so even though it offers a ton of pigment, it still feels effortless. And unlike most coral tones, which usually have an element of gloss or shimmer? This has a demi-matte finish. But don't worry; with a shea-butter-filled formula, it's non-drying.

Truly Natural Lipstick in South Beach, Honeybee Gardens ($14.99)

There are few lipsticks I get more compliments on than my Aveda Nourish-Mint Collection (I've collected a few I adore them so much). The 95% naturally derived lipstick glides on with a tingly mint sensation, and the color just hugs the lips in the most satisfying way. This soft pinky-coral is beaming: I can't imagine a single person or skin tone this wouldn't work on.

Feed My Lips Pure Nourish-Mint Lipstick, Aveda ($24)

A vibrant, true coral that feels exactly as it's named: Happy. The bold hue can go both ways, too: Go all in with a full swipe, or gently press the color on with your fingers for a more stain-like finish. The clean, but not all-natural, formula is fragrance-free, dermatologist-tested, and hypoallergenic, so it's great for those with sensitive skin.

Lip Vibes Lipstick in Live Happy, Almay ($7.99)

Made with a rich combination of oils (olive, argan, jojoba oils included), this gloss is not that of your youth: There's no tack, no clumping, no oversize globs of glitter floating around. Just a simple, easy, and hydrating payoff. And the coolest part about this brand? Each of their products is made with 15 (or fewer) clean and natural ingredients.

Lip Glaze in Mai Thai, Clove + Hallow ($15)