Lipstick and Lipgloss

Envy, from Tarte.

Yes it can be, small amounts can be transferred to food when eating, or if you lick your lips.

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If you are in the Delaware or New Jersey area by far the best place is the Revlon outlet mall. Otherwise try online!

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I have used Loreal's toasted almond lipstick and I love it for everyday look. I have thick lips so I like to wear non-glossy lipstick and the texture and the color of toasted almond is perfect for me. I tried lighter shades but they didn't really suit my complexion.

Yes. I think every woman on this planet who owns a tube of lipstick and has a two-year-old child wishes her lipstick were in a child-proof tube. I can't tell you how many tubes of mine have been smooshed by an inquisitive two-year-old.

Coty still makes cosmetics, but they're not Coty branded. Rimmel and CKone are both made by Coty.

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During the war metal was scarce. They had lovely carved plastic tubes that had an elastic cord attached to the lid. When you took the lid off, the elastic would allow the lipstick to rise up. No metal involved.

depends on your skin tone and what mascara, eyeshadow, foundation and other makeup you are waering

Chubby Sticks from Clinique come in 16 shades of lipstick coloration. These shades per the online gallery might include Woppin' Watermelon or Whole Lotta Honey.

It's been retired in North America.

No, this would create a real mess. Lipstick is an oil base, and made so that it does not dry. You will find yourself with lipstick streaks on your face, clothes, and furniture. There are actually mascaras made just for streaking your hair if you do not want to streak it with actual dye. Just do a quick search for "Hair Mascara" and you will find what you need.

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Four hundred types of lipstick contain trace amounts of lead, according to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which found some products tested for levels that exceeded safety recommendations.

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Go to the website called pg com and you'll find the MSDS for every product Procter & Gamble makes, which means there are untold thousands of MSDS on their site.

Lipstick contains oils and waxes, along with lanolin and mica. There's no lead in it.

The colorants you might find in it include various food-grade reds, yellows, oranges, a blue, a green, and white. No lead, and the MSDS states, "The product(s) does not contain ingredients considered hazardous as defined by OSHA, 29 CFR 1910.1200 and/or WHMIS under the HPA.

The potential health effects:

Eye contact: Contact may cause mild, transient irritation; some redness and/or stinging may occur.

Skin contact: Not expected to be irritating, sensitizing, photoallergenic or phototoxic when used as intended--which makes sense because this product is intended to be applied to human skin.

Inhalation: Not expected to be irritating; not volatile therefore limited inhalation exposure anticipated.

Ingestion: Product used as intended is not expected to cause gastrointestinal irritation. Accidental ingestion of undiluted product may cause mild gastrointestinal irritation with nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.

Based on this, and on the millions of people who wear lipstick every day without damage, I would rate lipstick as a very safe product.

You have too much lipstick on.

I dropped my lipstick down the drain.

The police are analysing the lipstick on the glass for DNA.

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if you want something bright and contrasting, bright red is cute as long as you arent over dressed or in other bright colors..but for everyday, i like the way nude color lipsticks look with my eyes, both bring out the blue

Blot up as much of the grease as you can with a dry paper towel. Rub the stain with laundry detergent and put it in the washer. Use hot water, unless this is food grease that fried proteins, then use cool water. After the washer check the stain, pretreat and rewash if the stain persists.

It really depends on the brand of lipstick.

I have been looking for Wet 'N Wild 526a lipstick for several months, and I've gone to lots of stores. The color guide that taped on the side of the lipstick doesn't even include 526a. So, I'm thinking that somehow the company believes their more "upscale" lipsticks will suffice . . . NOT!!

Are you also sensitive against iron oxide? I don´t know the answer to that question but I have used a lip balm of red hibiscus from Mama Coco´s. I´m still looking for organic, vegetable pigment. It isn´t easy to find.

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