Okay, so spring is upon us, which means I, for a brief time, care more about my appearance. I was looking for a tinted lip gloss this weekend, and the selection was very sparse! I few years ago, I remember running across several, but they all appear to not be on shelves anymore
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Reading the ingredients of my "zesty red" one yields no mint oils, although it does contain castor seed-, sunflower seed-, and sweet almond oils.
(They are, um, not sure how to describe this - more "wet" than the waxy kind of lip gloss? Instead of a wax-ish stick, they are liquidy in the container and on the mouth. I don't mind that, but you can definitely feel them more than the wax kind.)
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(I wish there were ways to test the colors. Sometimes they seem reasonable in the container but look ridiculous on, and of course one person's experience might not be replicated by another due to complexion differences!)
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I know, the color testing would be SO handy for gloss as well as lipstick. *sigh*
(For speculation purposes, I'm light olive-skinned, and bright red lipstick looks ludicrous on me. Red lip gloss doesn't seem as bad, probably because it's not as rich/intense a color. I'd still have preferred a pink, but they don't make one, oh well.)
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Have you tried CoverGirl's gel glosses, or Lancome's more expensive "Juicy Tubes," which are really the same thing? The colour is very very subtle, but the slick and the gloss are just right. And they're honey based, I think, and last FOREVER on your lips.
I'm not sure if Pangaea Organics has a tinted variant on their lip gloss, which I quite like.
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