Online Marketplaces (Your Best Bets):
* eBay: This is often the most reliable place to find discontinued makeup. Search for "Revlon Sugar Poppy 716" and be prepared to potentially bid on it or pay a higher price. *Important: Check seller ratings and photos carefully to ensure authenticity and good condition.*
* Amazon: While unlikely to be sold directly by Amazon, third-party sellers sometimes offer discontinued shades. Use the same search terms as above.
* Mercari: Similar to eBay, Mercari is a marketplace for used and new items.
* Poshmark: Fashion-focused marketplace where people often sell makeup they no longer use or collect.
* Etsy: Occasionally, you might find someone selling vintage or discontinued makeup on Etsy, especially if they are destashing a collection.
Other Online Options (Less Likely, but Worth a Check):
* Specialty Makeup Resellers: Some websites specialize in selling discontinued or hard-to-find makeup. Do a Google search for "discontinued makeup" or "hard to find makeup" and see if any carry Revlon.
* International Amazon Sites: Sometimes, a shade might be discontinued in the US but still available on Amazon in another country (e.g., Amazon UK, Amazon Canada). Check, but factor in shipping costs.
Offline Options (Unlikely, but Possible):
* Drugstores (Clearance Sections): While very unlikely, it's *possible* a small-town drugstore might have an old tube lurking in a clearance section. Don't count on it, but it's a very long shot worth a quick glance if you happen to be in a store anyway.
* Consignment Shops/Thrift Stores: Occasionally, you might find unopened makeup in these types of stores, but it's rare.
Important Considerations When Buying Discontinued Lipstick:
* Authenticity: Be wary of fakes, especially on online marketplaces. Check seller ratings and reviews. If the price seems too good to be true, it probably is.
* Condition: Pay close attention to photos and descriptions. Look for signs of damage or age. Be aware that older lipsticks can sometimes dry out or change in texture/smell.
* Sanitation: If buying a used lipstick (even if it looks barely used), consider sanitizing it by carefully scraping off the top layer with a clean spatula.
* Price: Discontinued items often command a higher price due to their scarcity. Be prepared to pay more than you would for a currently available shade.
Alternative:
* Find a Dupe: If you can't find Sugar Poppy 716, consider trying to find a similar color from a currently available line. Search online for "Revlon Sugar Poppy 716 dupe" or use online tools that compare lipstick shades. Websites like Temptalia can be helpful for this.
Good luck with your search!