shontay07108
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Yes. Settled in every line and gave me more lines than I ever knew I had. There was no getting away with it.Did it make your lips look shriveled up even when moisturized?
Yes. Settled in every line and gave me more lines than I ever knew I had. There was no getting away with it.Did it make your lips look shriveled up even when moisturized?
I would think your lips were pretty dry if that happened. What did you you use to prime them with? You lips have to be in really good shape and moisturized with these bad boys due to the high amount of pigment used (it'll zap the moisture out of a lot of people's lips easily). But yeah...the lighter colors can be less forgiving but that's usually the case with any lip product. Sometimes it helps if you mix a little bit of clear lip tar with whatever color is giving you trouble. Not enough to sheer it out (I used to do that to make lip glosses before they made stained glosses), but enough to add just a tiny bit of moisture to the mix.Yes. Settled in every line and gave me more lines than I ever knew I had. There was no getting away with it.
My lips were in good shape. I tried Mac P+P, Jack Black lip balm and even vaseline and it just looked terrible. No matte lipstick I ever tried did that to my lips. I think the color was just too garish for me anyway.I would think your lips were pretty dry if that happened. What did you you use to prime them with? You lips have to be in really good shape and moisturized with these bad boys due to the high amount of pigment used (it'll zap the moisture out of a lot of people's lips easily). But yeah...the lighter colors can be less forgiving but that's usually the case with any lip product. Sometimes it helps if you mix a little bit of clear lip tar with whatever color is giving you trouble. Not enough to sheer it out (I used to do that to make lip glosses before they made stained glosses), but enough to add just a tiny bit of moisture to the mix.
Same thing happened to me and my lips were moisturized, that's why I asked. I forget which color it was. I think it was in the cooler months too. Dry air can be extra drying no matter how much I moisturize my lips. These are off limits in Dec, Jan, and Feb.Yes. Settled in every line and gave me more lines than I ever knew I had. There was no getting away with it.
Weird I had the same experience. My first occ was nylon, look was bad. My grandmas lips looked better than mine with nylon. Put me off occ until my belovedBMD came and I want to get Anita and the red one now.Something amazing has happened. I have found a lip tar that doesn't make my lips look like saran wrap. My local Sephora started carrying the entire line of lip tars and I chose Black Metal Dahlia because the swatch was so nice and it's perfect on me. I tried the bright pink that was a Sephora exclusive awhile back and it was terrible, but this one is perfect. I'm going to try Anita next. I'm thinking I need to stick to the darker colors.
Yeah Nylon is one of those colors that you have to really, really, REALLY be ready to rock lol. But you have to remember that lip tars have more pigment in them then typical lipsticks...even matte lipsticks so by nature they tend to be much more drying than any matte you may be accustomed to. So what may be "great shape" for your normal routine may be quickly zapped dry by the high concentrate of pigments in these. That's what I meant by your lips not being in great shape (not that you applied then with crust city lips to begin with lol).My lips were in good shape. I tried Mac P+P, Jack Black lip balm and even vaseline and it just looked terrible. No matte lipstick I ever tried did that to my lips. I think the color was just too garish for me anyway.
I just got back from Sephora and picked up Black Metal Dahlia... That color is everything! Completely obsessed with it
Oh, yeah. I've got that (Team Purple). INTENSE!Quote: Originally Posted by butterflyeyes
I slept on MUFE for so long and now it's become one of my faves. The only thing I owned by them for the longest was a purple shadow (#90 maybe? Can't recall right off but it's pretty popular although I didn't know it at the time. I just loved the color). Most of what I got from TMS Orlando this year was MUFE and I feel a big phone order with my backstage card coming up soon lol
Infamous #92. It's one of my all-time favorite shadows. Their matte shadows are excellent.
Aaahhh sooo jealous you have Belladonna, don't know why they discontinued it. :-( I know mixing some rx and hoochie will produce a similar color but not quite the same, haha.My Lip Tar collection is quite small compared to some others here. But i'm happy with every color i have and there are very few others i want. In color order:
Triptych - True 24K Gold (Metallurgy)
Fragmented - Acid Green Gold-Laced Metallic = Frosted Lime Green (Fragmented Alice)
Power Plant - Metallic Emerald teal/green
Butch - Periwinkle blue
Sebastian - Plum-toned taupe (Moderncraft)
Belladonna - Ultra violet - actually red-violet with slight shimmer
Metallic Black Dahlia - Blackened burgandy with red pearl (Moderncraft)
Batty - pearlized true black (Sci-Fi Lullabies)
SInce i don't wear orange, or reds unless they're dark and/or blue-ish, or bright pink (i have enough muted pinks), and only rarely peach, most of the rest are not on my must-get list. There are a few more maybe, such as Iced and Tarred.
Perhaps it's the finish? Since BMD is a metallic, while Nylon is a matte, maybe your lips just do better with the metallic finish than the matte? Just an idea. I don't consider myself to have the best lips(quite dry a lot of the time) for some reason I have gotten the lip tars to work for me. I always slather on a ton of either Jack Black balm or aquaphor beforehand though, lol.Something amazing has happened. I have found a lip tar that doesn't make my lips look like saran wrap. My local Sephora started carrying the entire line of lip tars and I chose Black Metal Dahlia because the swatch was so nice and it's perfect on me. I tried the bright pink that was a Sephora exclusive awhile back and it was terrible, but this one is perfect. I'm going to try Anita next. I'm thinking I need to stick to the darker colors.
Yup. I believe I need to stay away from the matte ones. Might go out today and see if I can snag another one.Perhaps it's the finish? Since BMD is a metallic, while Nylon is a matte, maybe your lips just do better with the metallic finish than the matte? Just an idea. I don't consider myself to have the best lips(quite dry a lot of the time) for some reason I have gotten the lip tars to work for me. I always slather on a ton of either Jack Black balm or aquaphor beforehand though, lol.
Anita is a gorgeous color but it's not a metallic so if you think the issue is solely the matte formulas then you won't be able to wear it either. The only other metallic from the Moderncraft collection is Role Play. I really think that the more neon or extra obnoxious colors tend to give people more trouble than others but I guess you'll only know by testing them out. I haven't done this but I know sephora is great with samples. I assume they are the same with samples of lip tars...will they give you multiple samples of various lip tars so you can see with ones give you granny lips and which ones don't? You honestly might not be able to test them all back to back like you want to (trust me...your lips may hate you for that lol) so if they let you take samples home that is perfect. But then again, I think Sephora might have one of the best return policies out there so if prefer buying so you won't have to worry about going back if you love it then that's good too.Yup. I believe I need to stay away from the matte ones. Might go out today and see if I can snag another one.