A list of puns related to "Lip Based"
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Rhinoceros have prehensile lips which allow them to better grasp and 'select' nutrient rich leaves and similar biomass instead of low nutritional value "fibrous plant parts." Maybe one day we will see robotic arms and grabers that can gently 'select' fruit in agricultural settings instead of relying on manual labor.
Do i am looking for a lipstain because i get lipstick everywhere and i like wearing lipbalms cause my lips are dry so 'staining' my lips a color seems like a good option π I was thinking it could be nice if it was bluebased so it could make my teeth look less yellow but aldo because i think it will suit my skin since it is very cooltoned (not pink).
Please comment your reccomendations +points if you can swatch it π€©
Hello! I'm looking for recommendations for plant-based cheek and lip stains. I really like Benetint but unfortunately I am sensitive to the rose fragrance that is used in the product.
I don't mind if the product is oil or water-based, but would prefer if the colour comes from plants (beetroot, hibiscus, black carrot, etc.) simply because I like those colours!
Guys - please share lip products (lipsticks, gloss, balms, liners) which you enjoy for its application/ lip-"feel" (If mouthfeel is a word, lipfeel could be legit too right? π¬ ). I know we all rate products based on pigmentation etc but I'd like to know your personal favorites when it comes down to texture and how it sits on one's lips.
I love lip stains that are buildable, water-based and that actually "stain" or pigment lips for an extended period.
My favorite ever has been the Covergirl Outlast lip stain "markers", because of the consistency of the product, that you can apply the stain very precisely to your lips, and that it actually provides a sort of temporary, natural-looking "dye" to lips.
Most "lip stains" that I come across are more like long-wear lipsticks in that the pigment doesn't sink into your lip skin; instead, it sits on top.
Has anyone found anything similar to the Covergirl Outlast line? Or any other lip stains that are truly just water-based "dyes" to apply to the lips?
I love the Lanolips lip balm (original lemon flavour is my favourite but the strawberry version is a close second) but they are expensive and are currently all sold out at Sephora (I suspect that they might not be sold there much longer because they have been on the sale page for ages). So I've been looking for a replacement. I tried the Lanisoh nipple cream but found it too thick and difficult to spread (when used as a lip balm LOL) but I've found a great alternative for Lanolips at the drug store. Medela. It is clear and has a slight grape smell but not really any taste. It has a texture similar to the Lanolips lip balm (maybe slightly thinner which is a good thing) and it hydrates my lips really well and lasts well too. It is cheaper than the lano lips (currently about $13 for a big tube but I got it on sale for cheaper). If you like a lanolin based lip balm and don't have an issue with using something labeled as a nipple cream - try this.
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