In the 51st Radbrick, the reddish red hue has faded significantly, resulting in a brick-brown color. This color is more of a muted brown rather than a pure red brick, resembling a sun-bleached autumn leaf. The texture is a slightly more velvety and plush version of the typical velvet tint formula, with a subtle tackiness when applied. The adhesion seems to have improved slightly compared to Season 8, allowing for a blurred, adhered application when smoothed with fingertips. While not completely transfer-proof, the longevity is decent. The pigmentation leaves a light stain, but it does not appear splotchy or messy, making touch-ups clean and tidy. The case has been updated from the previous shiny, slightly dated design to a matte, slightly elongated one, perfectly capturing the autumn-winter aesthetic. The scent is akin to caramel popcorn with a hint of sugary syrup - a warm, sweet fragrance that is not overpowering.

While the color is versatile and easy to wear across seasons, it could have been developed to have a deeper, more pigmented look like the brand's official website. The case update and improved adhesion from Season 8 are positive changes, but the lighter color payoff is a bit disappointing compared to the website's swatch. Personally, I would appreciate if the applicator tip was adjusted, as the amount of tint that gets picked up each time can be excessive, especially for those with thinner lips. A more controlled application would be ideal.