Juniper
I have seen lip glosses in all sorts of packaging but never in the form of a lollipop until now. If I didn’t see the name of the product on the plastic casing, I’d have thought it was a pen, albeit a rather short one. The polka dotted part of the lip gloss is the tube which contains the lip gloss and the polka dots is a piece of paper which I have to tear in order to take out the lip gloss applicator.
Without the red bow, this lip gloss wouldn’t be as eye-catching. With the red bow, it’s perfect as a stocking stuffer but may not be so suitable for stuffing into one’s handbag especially a handbag as crammed with all sorts of stuff as mine because the red bow may easily come off.
The shade of lip gloss seen here is shimmery pink, a very light and sheer pink which barely shows up if used on its own. It gives a tingly sensation which lasts for a few minutes but it doesn’t plump up my lips. There’s also a sweet taste to it.
This lip gloss is bound to be a conversation starter as it looks so different to regular lip glosses. However, I am not ready to take it around town yet as the red bow doesn’t look like it can stay put once it’s tossed into my bag. It’s best to keep it at home for now if I want to maintain it in pristine condition.
Sephora Oh My Chérie Lip Gloss is 9ml/RM22 and it is made in China.
Note : The product was provided by PR for review.
