The applicator on the wand is a standard slanted doe-foot tip.
It has pretty good pigmentation (although on the lips it has less pigment than the swatches), feels like a medium-weight gloss (not too thin, not too heavy), not at all sticky, and quite hydrating. It has a fairly strong vanilla scent that lingers slightly after application.
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Lilac Love has very very tiny blue glitters in it that aren't really apparent on the lips unless you are looking in a magnification mirror.
This "liquid lip balm" is, I think, just a more interesting name for a hydrating lip gloss.
I'm pretty impressed by this "liquid lip balm" and really like the color.
It matches Sally Hansen's Complete Salon Manicure in Punch Drunk quite nicely.
Have you tried any of these liquid lip balms?
Ooh, what a pretty shade! Reminds me of the "Radiant Orchid" colour of hte year :)
ReplyDeleteI think Almay's branding is sort of sterile as compared to some of the other drugstore brands. Maybe that's another reason why they don't get as much love? But this gloss/liquid balm/whatever does look really nice.
ReplyDeleteSterile is a good word for it. They should put crystals and whatnot all over their stuff. That would work.
ReplyDeleteThat's what drew me to it!
ReplyDeleteYeah, definitely some crystals. They should also put pyrotechnics around the display. That would get my attention for sure.
ReplyDeleteHa ha Yes!
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