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| Formula Thickness - how thick is the formula for this product? |
| Moisturizing - how moisturizing is this product? |
| Long-Wearing - how long-wearing is this product? |
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Prefer prose? A snappy summary of reviews so far: Looking at review rankings for the formula thickness category the current rating of zero suggests reviewers replies to "how thick is the formula for this product?" primarily suggest thin. Reviewing the moisturizing category the rating of four indicates evaluating "how moisturizing is this product?" mainly suggest hydrating. In the long-wearing category a rating of one suggests responses to "how long-wearing is this product?" usually favor disappears quickly. Considering feedback for the colour category an average of four suggests users & critics when asked "does this product shift, or is it true to the pan/box/tube?" mildly favor true to colour. Feedback for the pigmentation category an average total of zero is a sign that in response to the "how pigmented is this product?" primarily lean sheer.
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The Happy Sloths @ JasmineThese aren't as pigmented or long-lasting as I had hoped but the pillowy cushion applicator alone would have won me over! read the full review
not a review but perhaps helpful - here is a description from the source: What it is: This seriously addictive lip oil with a pillowy-soft cushion applicator gives your lips a delicious shot of color with a hint of shine. What it does: Its bi-phase technology delivers the first pigmented lip oil with two distinct phases. The first phase is a transparent oil for a comfortable, nonsticky shine; the second is a pigmented phase for a shot of color. Its cocktail of five nourishing oils treat your lips like a lip balm does. Peach kernel oil, a well-known emollient, softens lips; sweet almond oil conditions; apricot oil hydrates; cranberry oil provides rich antioxidant properties; and muscat rose oil, rich in essential fatty acids, soothes your lips. It delivers the perfect sheer tint of color each time you sweep it on. How to use: Shake it like a cocktail shaker up to five times to mix the pigment and oil together. Tap the cushion applicator onto your lips for a tint of color with a sheer finish. For a more pigmented look, build a base using a lip liner or matte lipstick then tap on Juicy Shaker. For a plumped lip look, tap onto the corners of your cupid's bow on the upper lip- 0.22 oz.
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