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| LipSurgence in Dazzled, Perky, Enchanted, Glitzy, Swank |
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Tarte
LipSurgence Lip Tints are designed to give lips a wash of color as they
condition and moisturize. Tarte claims
that after 28 days of use, these are clinically proven to increase lip moisture
content by 6000%. However, they provide no study
details so color me skeptical. I can say
that they are not drying like a lipstick and they do feel good on my lips. They contain jojoba seed oil for
conditioning, peppermint oil which gives them a slight tingle and nice taste, vitamin
C to fight free radicals and oxidative stress, and vitamin E as a natural preservative
that also acts as an anti-inflammatory and brightens skin. They also do not contain some of the common "bad”
ingredients, such as mineral oil, paraben, or phthalates. Wear time on these is about
average, but considering I’m always sipping on something, that is always hard
for me to accurately determine.
LipSurgence has three different lines – lip tint, lip
luster, and lip matte. Lip mattes are
the newest and I haven’t tried those yet, but they are billed as more pigmented, so
if the lip tints or lip lusters are too sheer for you the lip mattes might
be a good option. I got most of my LipSurgence’s
in a holiday offering that contained five lip tints for $29, which was a great
price considering they are individually priced at $24 each (I gave one away, so
only 4 are shown). The small one was
part of a Tarte “Try Me” collection.
The only thing I don’t like about the swivel pencil design
are the caps – they crack easily, like when you put them back on. You can see in this photo that the cap is
cracked, and after I photographed this one and was putting it away the cap
separated from the pencil, the pencil went flying and ended up on the floor. With three dogs, my house has more than its
fair share of dog hair, so lip tint on the floor is NOT a good thing. At $24 a pop, a flimsy and easily cracked cap
shouldn’t happen, so I hope Tarte rectifies this in the future. Other than the cap issue, I’m liking
LipSurgence lip tints!
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| Swank lip tint |
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| Dazzled lip luster |
LipSurgence has three different lines – lip tint, lip
luster, and lip matte. Lip mattes are
the newest and I haven’t tried those yet, but they are billed as more pigmented, so
if the lip tints or lip lusters are too sheer for you the lip mattes might
be a good option. I got most of my LipSurgence’s
in a holiday offering that contained five lip tints for $29, which was a great
price considering they are individually priced at $24 each (I gave one away, so
only 4 are shown). The small one was
part of a Tarte “Try Me” collection. 
The only thing I don’t like about the swivel pencil design
are the caps – they crack easily, like when you put them back on. You can see in this photo that the cap is
cracked, and after I photographed this one and was putting it away the cap
separated from the pencil, the pencil went flying and ended up on the floor. With three dogs, my house has more than its
fair share of dog hair, so lip tint on the floor is NOT a good thing. At $24 a pop, a flimsy and easily cracked cap
shouldn’t happen, so I hope Tarte rectifies this in the future. Other than the cap issue, I’m liking
LipSurgence lip tints! 
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