Have you guys heard of
Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics? I don't know how long they've been around, but I found out about a product they make called
Lip Tar recently and have been dying to buy myself a tube ever since.
Lip Tar is a hybrid between lipstick and lip gloss and supposedly touts an unprecedented amount of pigment. They come in a wide array of both wearable and shockingly unusual colors:
They're actually made for custom mixing, but no one's going to arrest you for wearing it straight out of the tube. So even though $10 isn't the cheapest lipstick you can buy, it's still better than paying full price and shipping is a flat rate of $5. A little goes a looooooooooooooooong way, so expect your tube of
Lip Tar to last forever.
I totally caved and purchased 2 tubes:
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Pageant |
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Katricia |
Pageant is described as a "rich, blue-based pink" and Katricia is a "creamy, rich violet". I chose them because I feel that they're unique, yet wearable enough so that this isn't just an impulse buy that will end up collecting dust at the bottom of my makeup case. I also feel that blending these two in different ratios will make for some very pretty lip colors. I just placed my order a few minutes ago, I can't wait to receive them!
Ahh! I've been wanting these, now they're on sale this is the perfect time to get some! Thanks for letting us know :D
ReplyDeleteHi Amanda! You're very welcome! I'm super-stoked to try these out, it's like a whole new breed of lip color. Let me know which colors you got and how they go for you. :D
ReplyDeletei found your blog through makeupbee.com and followed it just now! i enjoy seeing how you do your eye makeup, as i'm kind of in a similar situation with asian eyes (even though i have a pretty defined crease). thanks for sharing all your pretty & colorful eye looks!
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www.blog.graceniu.net
Hi Grace! You're welcome and thanks for following! :D I agree that creating looks for asian eyes can be challenging and there are definitely a number of modifications that need to be made because of our bone structure. It's always a work in progress and I'm happy to share!
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