Let’s keep this short.
NARS Velvet Matte Lip Pencils are some of the best matte lipsticks known to the beauty world, and they’re currently on sale.
Add multiple to your trolley and keep one at your desk, makeup bag, handbag and car, because they’re just that good.

The formula is hydrating but the lasting-power is still lunch-proof, and you can apply it on a moving public transport with relative accuracy. Tried and tested.
Not convinced? Allow me to continue.
1. The application.
If lipstick bullets didn't look so damn fabulous an argument could be made that all lippies should come in jumbo pencil form.
They're the most space efficient - no bulky tubes please, and hands-down the easiest to apply, which is especially important when you're dealing with bright colours.
The pointed tip also takes out the guess work when you're drawing in your lip line, making sure this situation doesn't happen:
For a lived and learned in-transit hack, anchoring your pinky finger on your chin while applying your lipstick will give you a bit more stability. Observe...

Top Comments
Is there anyone here who puts on make-up and lipstick on public transport?
Talk to me - I need to know why
I’ve done that in the car. Not while driving tho. For public transport, try getting up 5 mins earlier.
I take public transport every day, and I see women putting on make-up at the station and on the train all the time. I assume it's because they didn't have time to do it at home, or just wanted some extra sleep time.
I'd never thought it would bother anyone, but many people actually have etiquette issues with it.
Only if someone in front of me falls asleep....
What's the difference between applying it in the car and applying it on public transport? Either way, you could avoid the necessity by getting up earlier, couldn't you?
I'm not bothered by people doing either - I'm just curious as to what the difference is to you.