Wouldn't it be the life if we could just Picnic
in the Park on a Chic, Exotic Island while
we Smile, Dream, Sparkle all day every day? As idyllic as that sounds, sadly we all have something called responsibilities
so we’ll just have to make do by indulging in lip glosses. If you haven’t
guessed already, today we’re talking about some of my favourite lip glosses–
the Tanya Burr lip gloss line.
As excited as I was to try these, buying things online is always tricky,
and being the most indecisive person in
the world, I spent so so soooo long looking at swatches online before deciding on
the ones I chose. So in order to help you make your picks, I’ve swatched them
for you, both on my arm and on my lips. So enjoy everyone :)
Smile, Dream, Sparkle |
Smile, Dream, Sparkle was the first
colour I picked up. I was looking for something subtly sparkly to give the
illusion of fuller lips or to layer over lipsticks for a bit more oomph. So Smile, Dream, Sparkle was perfect, it’s sheer and very sparkly and
shiny. I’ve had it since the end of April and it’s the one I reach for most as
it’s so subtle and versatile. I like to throw it in my bag and use it as lip balm
because it’s that moisturising.
I picked up the
following three glosses like ten days later because I was that in love. All
three are in a cream finish.
Chic |
Finding the perfect
nude lip gloss is no easy task, but Miss Tanya Burr has made it a lot easier with this little beauty. Chic is a gorgeous peachy beige. It’s opaque
enough to wear on its own, and equally pretty layered over your fav nude
lipstick. It’s a lovely nude lip with enough colour to brighten the face and
the most opaque gloss of the bunch.
Picnic in the Park |
Picnic in the park is like
summer in a bottle. This warm corally bright pink is super girly and super fun. The camera didn't pick up how truly bright this lip gloss is, my apologies :(
Exotic Island |
Exotic Island is to die for! No
seriously, it’s one of the most gorgeous lip gloss shades I’ve seen in a long
time. It’s a crazy vibrant magenta with a jelly-like finish, it’s simply so so
stunning! Exotic Island is the most
fitting name because this is exactly what I would wear on holiday – sunglasses and
a bold statement lip.
The names Tanya chose
for each gloss is so fitting – Smile,
Dream, Sparkle enhances your smile as it’s sheer and not distractingly
bright; and there is nothing more timeless and Chic than a flattering nude lip; and there is nothing more fun than
Picnic in the Park. The colour is so
universally flattering on all complexions, just like how an actual picnic is an
activity that suits everyone – young and old, male, female, animals, aliens etc…
wow, I am reading why too much into this (this is what IB English literature
does to you, you will forever over analyse everything)
I really like these glosses and would definitely recommend them to those with sticky-lipgloss-phobia. But mind you, once you get addicted to lip gloss, there is no turning back...
Oh, and did I mention these smell so damn delightful? ;) I reckon that's a really important factor for lip glosses; whenever you have sweet cravings, just get out your lip gloss, apply and inhale. And now that your lips are so prettily glossed you wouldn't want to ruin it by eating now would you?
Clockwise from top left: Chic; Smile, Dream, Sparkle; Exotic Island; Picnic in the Park |
Alongside her lip glosses - which are available here and here, Tanya also has a line of nail polishes, which I would love to try, if only shipping restrictions weren't so stupid. *sigh*
You would expect that on a blog named Lipsticks for Lunch there would
be posts about lip products all the time, so it's pretty ridiculous that my
last lip product post was almost a month ago; my apologies.
Have a lovely week,
people! Hope this colourful post brightens up your Monday :)
Omg these look so good! And that's a lot coming from an anti lipglosser haha. And yay for lip swatches! Not enough people do them. I love picnic in the park, though they all look amazing on you :)
ReplyDeleteThank you , I'm glad you liked it!
DeleteI hate it when people review colourful products but don't swatch them for you...