Brilliant Shine Lipgloss from Sephora
Posted on September 21, 2009
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A friend of mine gave me this lip gloss (in Rosy Glow) as a hand-me-down, which I’m pretty sure is a sure-fire way of getting Mono, but when I saw the beautiful pink, I was willing to take the risk. Besides, I already had mono when I was in high school, and I’m pretty sure if you’ve had it once you can like, never have it again.
Oh wait. I think that’s Chicken Pox.
Well, all of that is irrelevant to the fact that I love this color. I hardly ever wear color on my lips, but if and when I do, I love soft pinks and nudes, which is why a gloss like this is perfect. It’s simple enough for daily wear (if you’re a lip gloss person) and it also doubles as a great top coat over a darker color to give you extra shine.
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This is such a pretty color! I’m a lip gloss girl yep!
I don’t like flavor or too much ‘sticky’ though. This looks like a good quality one…Sephora and all (smile). That’s a good friend you have (Mono or not! lol).
i totally have this lip gloss…. AMAZING!
you got mono? the kissing disease? lol