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Sep042013

Hourglass Femme Nude Lip Stylo & No. 28 Lip Treatment Oil

Rejoice, nude lipstick lovers! Hourglass Cosmetics recently launched a small collection of Femme Nude Lip Stylos. These creamy, medium-full coverage lip crayons give a satin finish and the sleek retractable tube makes sharpening a thing of the past.

From pale pink nude to mauve nude, all six shades will flatter most skin tones. I got to try Nude No. 4, a pink beige nude with a hint of rose. It's absolutely wonderful for an au naturel look, but if I want more emphasis and definition Nude No. 6 might be better for me. In any case, all Hourglass lipsticks are rich in texture and the packaging is brilliant. I always feel extra sophisticated with one in my purse. 

If you're like me, you probably have chapped lips from too much sun exposure. The No. 28 Lip Treatment Oil is a luxurious way to restore a healthy pout. Addressing hydration, regeneration and anti-aging, it's fortified with a slew of plant botanicals, 14 essential oils, 4 vitamins and three active ingredients (Saliporine 8,K3 Viamerine and Volulip).

A tiny amount, about half a pump, is more than enough for each application. It's quite rich, so I like to use it while I'm watching TV or doing chores around the house. The anti-bacterial dispenser is built with a 24-karat gold plated applicator tip — how's that for opulent? There are no parabens, phthalates, sulfates, synthetic dyes and petroleum derivatives in the formula.

Available at www.hourglasscosmetics.com and Sephora.com. 

For editorial consideration, review samples were provided by the brand's PR representative.

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Reader Comments (2)

You can't go wrong with a perfect nude shade. Goes with anything and everything. No matter what your skin color, looks like there's one for everyone with this collection.
Friday, September 6, 2013 at 4:59 PM | Unregistered CommenterCarolyn Jung
Definitely. You can do dramatic or daytime with the right shades.
Sunday, September 8, 2013 at 12:19 AM | Registered CommenterTami

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