Ephemeral Nature / Petal Power Plenty Of Pout Plumping Lip Gloss
lipstick Petal Power (spring 2020)
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28 reviews
most would repurchase
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Prefer prose? A snappy summary of reviews so far: Feedback for the application category a rating of four suggests reviewers responses to "how did this product apply?" mainly favor glides. Considering feedback for the moisturizing category the current rating of two indicates replies to "how moisturizing is this product?" are mildy towards drying. In the colour category the rating of five is a sign that evaluating "does this product shift, or is it true to the pan/box/tube?" mainly indicate true to colour. Looking at review rankings for the pigmentation category an average of four suggests when asked "how pigmented is this product?" slightly suggest opaque. Considering the luster category an average total of two suggests users & critics in response to the "how lustrous is this product?" are slightly towards matte.
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not a review but perhaps helpful - here is a description from the source: What it is: A plumping lip gloss in a sakura-inspired pink shade that complements every skin tone. What it does: This plumping gloss creates full lips while delivering a balmy shine. An invigorating ginger root complex with a cooling sensation volumizes lips immediately, while oils moisturize and soothe. It is presented in special-edition packaging that puts the petal to the metal. How to use: Apply liberally to clean lips morning and evening or
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