Liplicious from Bath and Body Works!
I was trying so hard to get down there, first the car going bust and then it snowing many, many feet and the bitter cold kept me from walking down to the bus stop and going there myself.
I finally told my mother of the plight I was in trying to get the two lip gloss flavors that I really, really wanted. She's so nice! She got them for me for my birthday present!
I have not yet decided which of the two flavors I love the most. Grape Soda or chocolate dipped strawberries! I will add an edit update when I realize which one is my true love!
On a side note, the Tutti Dolci lemon meringue lip gloss has not held up well past 1 year after opening and using a dozen or so times. It doesn't smell as nice anymore but is still servicable as a sweet tasting glitter-shimmery liquid lip gloss for protecting the lips from these icy gales we get in NY. I've also noticed it doesn't want to stay in one place either and it will drip. I've found that applying lipstick or chapstick lightly first and then the lip gloss over top stops this from happening.
Of the two chapsticks I bought last year, the skittles one actually smells the best still with a slight vitamin overtone, although it's turned itself into a slightly messing and slippery oily liquid-like lip gloss instead of it's original form as a chapstick. The wintermint one I bought from CVS brand has gone completely over to a stinky vitamin smell. I won't use it unless I cannot find anything else.
I finally told my mother of the plight I was in trying to get the two lip gloss flavors that I really, really wanted. She's so nice! She got them for me for my birthday present!
I have not yet decided which of the two flavors I love the most. Grape Soda or chocolate dipped strawberries! I will add an edit update when I realize which one is my true love!
On a side note, the Tutti Dolci lemon meringue lip gloss has not held up well past 1 year after opening and using a dozen or so times. It doesn't smell as nice anymore but is still servicable as a sweet tasting glitter-shimmery liquid lip gloss for protecting the lips from these icy gales we get in NY. I've also noticed it doesn't want to stay in one place either and it will drip. I've found that applying lipstick or chapstick lightly first and then the lip gloss over top stops this from happening.
Of the two chapsticks I bought last year, the skittles one actually smells the best still with a slight vitamin overtone, although it's turned itself into a slightly messing and slippery oily liquid-like lip gloss instead of it's original form as a chapstick. The wintermint one I bought from CVS brand has gone completely over to a stinky vitamin smell. I won't use it unless I cannot find anything else.