I call these three the Witches of Eastwick.
Please tell me I’m not the only person who nicknames their lipglosses…
(From left to right: MAC Glimmerglass lipgloss in Blackware, Bling Black and Blackfire, $18 each).
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The olive green one looks so pretty under light! I just went to MAC counter today and I was a bit scared of the black lip colors…
P.S. I give names to my nail polishes if they happen to look horrible: i.e. blood clots, molten plastic, yellow gunk…
There’s something about just seeing makeup products in photos like this that makes me want to own them….and not use them!! =)
.-= Kajal Couture’s last blog post… Kareena Kapoor’s Makeup Breakdown =-.
At first glance (and if I weren’t a makeupaholic), I’d think this was just glitter in a tube or something. I haven’t given my products names (unless beautiful baby counts, LOL) but I’d name these after the 3 witches from Hocus Pocus. I used to LOVE that movie, LOVE it!
.-= Marce’s last blog post… MAC Makeup Art Cosmetics – Swatches #1 =-.
I never think about naming my lipglosses 🙂
.-= Tavia’s last blog post… DSQUARED Spring-Summer 2010 Collection =-.
Oh no, I name my lipglosses and lipsticks. I named my Neutrogena Cherry Twist lipstick When Depressed, Wear Me! I’m convinced that the perfect red lip makes you glow from within and boy that lipstick does it. I don’t normally say a lipstick/gloss makes me glow but that one does.
Now, if only I could find a way to resolve this super dry skin issue that I’m having. I had to switch back to my other facial cleanser (the Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Wash) and my skin is so dry! It’s driving me crazy! I don’t have dry skin normally (I have combination hyper-sensitive skin) so this is very strange. Very strange indeed.