Last Thursday my co-worker gave me a dab of DuWop's Venom Gloss in Lily to try. Let me break down for you what the product description really means:
Vibrant color is spiked with a wicked tingle and a delicious shine. Each of these lip plumping glosses are enriched with a secret blend of essential oils that leave lips soft, full, and extremely kissableVibrant color - The color was nice. And very goopy. I had a hard time making it not run right off the bottom of my lower lip.
is spiked with a wicked tingle - If "wicked tingle" means "unable to feel lips for two hours becuase of numbness," then yes!
and a delicious shine. - It did smell nice. I didn't eat it, so I can't speak for the taste. My lips had the reflectivity of a mirror. Which is fine...except I don't have the desire to be a mirror.
Each of these lip plumping glosses - They FELT plumped. But I'm not sure if that's because I couldn't feel them or because they really were fatter.
are enriched with a secret blend of essential oils - I had no idea EMLA was an essential oil.
that leave lips soft, full - Who knows? I couldn't feel them!!!
and extremely kissable - You'd have to ask Doug on that one. Actually, I made him NOT kiss me for about 30 minutes because my lips were so numb (and in pain) that I thought I might drool on him.
Bottom line: "For external use only" definitely needs to be written on this one. I can only imagine!
2 comments:
I have the DuWop Lip Venom original...the clear version. It is super shiny and does make your lips tingle and then feel numb. I can't see how this can be good for us. And quite frankly, I can't see a lot of plumping action, either. And if they WERE plumper, how would we know? You can't see anything past the day=glo shine. I don't think I will be buying this one again.
The ingredient list for the DuWop Lip Venom is impresive. You may be experiencing mild side effects.
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