Color family
In the current swatch, Fudge Me reads as a muted beige-brown gloss rather than a pink gloss or a caramel gloss. It has enough brown to feel grounded, but it is not an especially deep or dramatic shade.
Shade reference
Fudge Me is a muted beige-brown gloss with a soft neutral-brown effect.
Color analysis
In the current swatch, Fudge Me reads as a muted beige-brown gloss rather than a pink gloss or a caramel gloss. It has enough brown to feel grounded, but it is not an especially deep or dramatic shade.
“Warm or cool” is relative here. Fudge Me reads more neutral and muted than golden caramel shades, but it does not look like a gray-brown or mauve gloss.
Butter Gloss has translucency, so natural lip pigmentation will affect how much beige, brown, or pink comes through. On deeper lips, Fudge Me may read like a soft nude gloss rather than a defining brown.
Nearby Butter Gloss shades
Fudge Me sits between the lighter beige-brown glosses and the rosier or deeper brown options. It is useful when Madeleine feels too light, but Ginger Snap or Rocky Road would be too deep.
Rosier and lighter than Fudge Me.
Deeper, cooler, and more muted than Fudge Me.
Rosier and more pink-brown than Fudge Me.
Warmer and more caramel than Fudge Me.
Lighter and more beige than Fudge Me.
Deeper and cooler, with more contrast than Fudge Me.
A nearby nude-gloss reference point in the Butter Gloss range.
On deeper skin or naturally deeper lips, Fudge Me may read soft rather than defining. If you want stronger contrast, compare it with deeper brown glosses such as Ginger Snap or Rocky Road.
Lip liner pairings
Fudge Me can shift depending on the liner underneath it. Use the liner to decide whether the gloss stays soft and beige, reads more brown, or gets extra definition.
Keeps Fudge Me soft and blended when you want the gloss to stay low contrast.
Adds shape if Fudge Me looks too sheer, too beige, or too close to your natural lip color.
Keeps the beige-brown direction grounded without making the gloss look much warmer.
These lip liners are at least 10% darker than Fudge Me and ranked by undertone proximity, depth, and saturation.
For more liner context, see Brown Lip Liners, NYX Brown Lip Liners, and Dark Brown Lip Liners.
I would not treat any shade as an exact NYX Butter Gloss Fudge Me dupe without direct swatches. Similar shades should be compared by depth, beige versus brown balance, warmth, opacity, and finish.
The closest comparisons will probably come from nearby beige-brown, light brown nude, and soft neutral glosses rather than lip liners with a matte or pencil finish.
Fudge Me reads more muted beige-brown than golden caramel. It is not strongly cool, but it has less obvious warmth than shades such as Caramelt.
NYX Butter Gloss Fudge Me appears to be a muted beige-brown gloss. It is browner and more grounded than Madeleine, less rosy than Brownie Drip, and less caramel than Caramelt.
Yes. Fudge Me reads deeper and browner than Madeleine, while Madeleine is lighter and more beige.
On deeper skin or naturally deeper lips, Fudge Me may read as a soft beige-brown gloss rather than a defining brown. If you want stronger contrast, deeper Butter Gloss shades such as Ginger Snap or Rocky Road may be more noticeable.
Fudge Me can pair with softer brown liners for a blended beige-brown look, deeper brown liners for more definition, or neutral brown liners if you want to keep the gloss from turning too warm.
Yes, Fudge Me can function as a nude gloss, especially if you like beige-brown nudes. It is not an especially deep brown nude, and Butter Gloss translucency means natural lip pigmentation can change how beige or brown it appears.