wahine said:I tried one of the shellac type - it still came off in just no time! I guess I'm simply no lipstick person.
(to be honest, my constant nose blowing - due to being allergic to pretty much everything you can imagine - might be a reason... lol )
fftopic: A teaspoon a day of local honey helps allot with my allergies. Have you tried that for some relief?CherryWry said:Avoid the CoverGirl OutLast lipstick that has a separate topcoat if you don't want your lips to feel encased in shellac. If you're ok with that, I assure you the stuff won't come off.
HepKitty said:
Miss sofia said:They are pretty good i find. Although i don't use them as i find them a little drying, lipcote is good too, although that makes my lips dry as well. Do you blot your lipstick, i blot and reapply twice usually. Are we talking about just greeting people type of kissing or some serious puckering up, because i just used to take my lipstick off discreetly, do the kissing with the ex-bf, then whip out the compact and reapply, nothing worse than the ex-bf looking like he had been attacked by the bride of dracula! Although in hindsight i wish he had!
Miss sofia said:They are pretty good i find. Although i don't use them as i find them a little drying, lipcote is good too, although that makes my lips dry as well. Do you blot your lipstick, i blot and reapply twice usually. Are we talking about just greeting people type of kissing or some serious puckering up, because i just used to take my lipstick off discreetly, do the kissing with the ex-bf, then whip out the compact and reapply, nothing worse than the ex-bf looking like he had been attacked by the bride of dracula! Although in hindsight i wish he had!
fftopic: Thanks for the idea. I tried many things (nothing really worked), but never honey on a regular basis. But tonight, I just had some tea with honey and I'm still sneezing...Roxy said:
Seriously, i need to know the answer to that now! Or i need a time machine to get me that lipstick!HepKitty said:
baby_butterfly said:
I just tried Lipcote for the first time after the rave reviews here and it makes me break out in itchy hives all around my mouth. I wore it for two to three days (with a week's break in between) and really liked it, until the third day each time I started to get super itchy and my skin around my mouth is red and a bit blistered.Inky said:
Not a good look and sooo annoying. But it did work for a few hours, though not all day witout small touch-ups.
Drappa said:I just tried Lipcote for the first time after the rave reviews here and it makes me break out in itchy hives all around my mouth. I wore it for two to three days (with a week's break in between) and really liked it, until the third day each time I started to get super itchy and my skin around my mouth is red and a bit blistered.
wahine said:
Thanks for the idea. I tried many things (nothing really worked), but never honey on a regular basis. But tonight, I just had some tea with honey and I'm still sneezing...
