So I’m going to start with my usual disclaimer about the Body Shop here. I realize it’s owned by L’Oreal. I am quite aware. But I support buying Body Shop products because I feel it encourages L’Oreal to go cruelty-free. It’s giving L’Oreal money to make products that haven’t been tested on animals, and I support that. (Luckily, L’Oreal will have to give up animal testing ENTIRELY in 2013, but until then, it still tests on animals.)
Anyway, I really like this lip gloss. It comes in an adorable little pot, and it comes in GREAT colors. I really like color #3 “hot pink” — it’s actually not hot pink at all on me, it’s just mildly pink. It’s also nice because it doesn’t seem to melt in my pocket (though I’m testing this in winter — it may melt like crazy in the summer!)
The only real drawbacks to this lip gloss, as far as I can tell, are that it doesn’t last very long at all, and it’s not very moisturizing. Constant reapplying on my part, and I cycle it with other lip glosses that are more moisturizing. But I don’t mind, because I LOVE the color so much. (I’ve written more on why I buy lip glosses from the Body Shop — yes, they’re owned by L’Oreal, but it’s really difficult to find any cruelty-free lip gloss samples online, and I really like to try out lip glosses before I buy them. Otherwise I’m out $12 plus $8 in shipping for lip gloss I don’t like. So The Body Shop is where I go for lip gloss. (That and the Gabriel/Zuzu Luxe counter at Whole Foods. But I digress . . . )
Categories : 4/5 stars, The Body Shop, cruelty free






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