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| Formula Thickness - how thick is the formula for this product? |
| Moisturizing - how moisturizing is this product? |
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Prefer prose? A snappy summary of reviews so far: Reviewing the formula thickness category the current zero suggests users & critics responses to "how thick is the formula for this product?" usually lean thin. Considering feedback for the colour category a rating of six suggests evaluating "does this product shift, or is it true to the pan/box/tube?" frequently lean true to colour. In the pigmentation category an average total of five indicates replies to "how pigmented is this product?" mainly favor opaque. Looking at review rankings for the luster category an average of two is a sign that when asked "how lustrous is this product?" lean slightly matte. Considering the buildable category the current rating of four suggests reviewers considering the question "how buildable(ability to build up more color) is this product?" generally favor builds easily.
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not a review but perhaps helpful - here is a description from the source: What it is: Want a lip look that's anything but basic? Go from all-business to party-all-night in one swipe: Urban Decay's Vice Special Effects Long-Lasting Water-Resistant Lip Top Coat transforms any lip color from beautiful to beyond. What it does: Apply this shade-shifting topcoat over cream, metallized and matte shades of UD's Vice Lipstick or any Vice Liquid Lipstick to create a completely customized look. the world will be begging to know what you're wearing. Instantly morph your favorite colors and make it look like you spent hours crafting an enviable lip look. Or wear these shades alone. Available in shimmer, glitter and metallic finishes, UD's innovative, comfortable, gel-cream formula dries down quickly and provides long-lasting wear that never feels sticky. Vice Special Effects not only lasts, but also creates a water-resistant barrier that seals in the color underneath and prevents it from moving around on your lips. Vice Special Effects comes in a clear tube (so you can see the shade inside) with gold accents. To set it apart from Vice Liquid Lipstick, UD gave it an iridescent white cap. The flexible brush applicator helps the formula glide on smoothly without messing up any lipstick underneath. Marine Filling Spheres (rich in marine collagen) have moisturizing and skin-smoothing properties. And don't be surprised if your lips feel tingly just after applying this product; it's locking in the special effect! How to use: Apply this shade-shifting topcoat over cream, metallized and matte shades of UD's Vice Lipstick or any Vice Liquid Lipstick (or wear alone!) to create a completely customized look. the world will be begging to know what you're wearing.
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