The New LORAC Holiday Lip Gloss Collection Is Tie Dye For - Makeup and Beauty Blog

LORAC Tie Dye For Lip Gloss in Shocking Twist

In college I had a classmate who wore tie-dye jam band concert tees to chemistry class EVERY SINGLE Twenty-four hours. I'd sit at that place trying to take notes with my 4-color clicky pen (mind you lot, these were the days when pagers were "cutting edge"), only the shirt would phone call to me from the across time/space. "Karen," it would whisper, "wait over here. Stare into my magic swirls…"

When I would finally give in and steal a glance, I'd go trapped! — unable to look abroad.

Like I was being sucked into the swirls!

All this without ever having taken a bite of shirt dude'southward "special" brownies, which he kindly offered to me earlier class on many occasions.

It's all very The Yellowish Wallpaper, I know, and past the end of the year I wound up with a full-blown example of tie-dye trauma!

Simply y'all know what they say, right? Fourth dimension heals all wounds. And, now, thank you to the LORAC Tie Dye For Lip Gloss Collection ($25 for a set of five tubes), I can finally appreciate multi-colored swirls again. 🙂

The new express edition holiday gear up comes with five shimmery glosses, each with three different colors swirling together in each tube. There'southward Flaming Mix (a ruby-red), Shocking Twist (a fuchsia), Social Mixer (a pale pinkish), Berry Blender (a purple) and In the Mix (a nude).

The thought is just a gimmick, of form, because using them mixes the colors together.

MAC did something similar with the Tricolor Lipglasses back in 2008's Sugarsweet, and Estee Lauder tried information technology with the Pure Color Swirl Glosses in 2007's Chocolate Decadence, merely I think it'due south still a pretty cool upshot.

A explanation on the side of the box indicates some interesting ingredients, like acai drupe, pomegranate, grape seed, apricot oil and coconut oil (to moisturize)…

But the ingredient list doesn't mention apricot oil, acai berry or pomegranate.

Weird, right? The three of them are listed in the caption on the box simply not within the list of ingredients.

Ingredient mysteries bated, these are some seriously pigmented glosses. They remind me of MAC Lipglasses — shiny and non-drying with a smooth texture and a light vanilla taste and scent. These, nonetheless, aren't sticky on the lips, which could either be a pro or a con, depending on your preference (not being mucilaginous, they don't last quite as long on my lips).

From top to bottom: Flaming Mix, Berry Blender, Social Mixer, In the Mix, Shocking Twist

Swatches from left on NC35 pare: Shocking Twist, In the Mix, Social Mixer, Drupe Blender, Flaming Mix

Shocking Twist

In the Mix

Social Mixer

Berry Blender

Flaming Mix

Flaming Mix

And $25 for the whole schebang seems like a pretty bully deal. That'south $5 per 0.eleven-oz. tube. 🙂

PRICE: $25
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Your friendly neighborhood beauty aficionado,

Karen

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