Mac spice lip liner vs colourpop button lip liner

(IвЂ™ve noticed some aughts nostalgia floating around the makeup subreddits, but something tells me itвЂ™s coming from people too young to remember 9/11.) Though I was more or less oblivious to makeup trends during the first half of the 2000s, I somehow owned lip gloss: a couple of those drugstore knockoffs of the LancГґme Juicy Tubes, clearish and slightly sparkly. But I still associate it with my teenage years, a period not quite far enough in the past to seem appealingly retro. ItвЂ™s easier to apply, generally more moisturizing, and less likely to fade patchily or produce the dreaded вЂњring of deathвЂќ around the lips. Gloss has some definite advantages over lipstick. L-R: Revlon Colorburst Lipgloss in Embellished, Revlon Super Lustrous Lipgloss in Rosy Future, NYX Butter Glosses in Tiramisu and Gingersnap, OCC Stained Gloss (discontinued) in Dune, Dior Addict Ultra-Gloss in Ultradior, and Urban Decay Revolution High-Color Gloss in Scandal.

HereвЂ™s my entire gloss collection, with the caveat that IвЂ™ve never worn the three rightmost shades out of the house: IвЂ™m currently in my third gloss era, which involves semi-sheer berry and neutral shades, with or without shimmer. Inspired by Japanese beauty editorials, I switched to sheer washes of candy colors, such as the NYX Butter Glosses in Peach Cobbler and Raspberry Tart. It was pretty in selfies, but too impractical and overtly sexy for my shabby lifestyle (вЂњlifestyleвЂќ). Eventually, though, I realized that a glossy red or magenta mouth was a lot of look. In my early makeup-wearing days, I favored opaque cream-finish glosses in bold colors, like Revlon Fire and YSL Rouge Gouache (those potato-quality 2014 photos, yikes). I fall in love with a specific kind of gloss (opaque, sparkly, sheer, whatever) buy a few shades in that category decide after a few months that gloss in general isnвЂ™t for me and then, about a year later, repeat the whole cycle of fickleness. IвЂ™ve been wearing it on and off for years, but I canвЂ™t decide how I feel about it. In my personal taxonomy, most makeup falls into one of four categories: 1) products that I collect actively (lipstick, eyeshadow, nail polish) 2) products that I own in limited numbers because I use them very slowly and/or donвЂ™t find them exciting (blush, highlighter, eyeliner) 3) products that I wear regularly but purchase only when I run out because they straight-up bore me (brow stuff, mascara, concealer) 4) products that simply have no place in my routine (foundation, bronzer, contour).

Mac spice lip liner vs colourpop button lip liner