IN THE MOOD
Your lipstick is trying to tell you something.
It's not hard for your friends (or your colleagues, or your enemies) to tell when you're in A Mood. You might answer questions with one word (like "no"). You might roll your eyes and ball your fists. Or you might be wearing orange lipstick.
That's the premise, at least, with Mood Lipstick, a pack of five "colors" that purport to change hues when you change your temperament. They're a lot like the Smurfette gloss released by Too Faced last year, which did change color - though with heat or cold, not emotion. (Read our review here.)
Can these shades tell your mood better than your friends can? Uh, no. But are they a fun party trick? Totally. Especially if you get your crush to join in on a mouth-to-mouth experiment.
--FARAN KRENTCIL
$14 for Five at Urban Outfitters
That's the premise, at least, with Mood Lipstick, a pack of five "colors" that purport to change hues when you change your temperament. They're a lot like the Smurfette gloss released by Too Faced last year, which did change color - though with heat or cold, not emotion. (Read our review here.)
Can these shades tell your mood better than your friends can? Uh, no. But are they a fun party trick? Totally. Especially if you get your crush to join in on a mouth-to-mouth experiment.
--FARAN KRENTCIL
$14 for Five at Urban Outfitters
This story was published on December 6, 2010.
CONTENT RATING:
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Brans
12/09/2010
I remember buying mood lipstick from the dollar store when I was six. The resulting colors were always too garish to appreciate, even at such a young age
c-a
12/09/2010
it would be nice if this was an actual review, like telling us how it was, and maybe having pictures. This is pretty useless.
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