can it be used for lip gloss
2045892
I wouldn't recommend it, the bottle says: People unfamiliar w/properties can reference~ www.natures-oil.com for safety and usage information
220575
I don't think so I used it for eyeshadows. U could try. I am not sure how it would turn out.
2016726
It can but its not really recommended. Glossifier is supposed used with plasti dip, at least 3-4 coats, and it's not intended to be used as an alternative to clear coat if that's what you're trying to accomplish. What exactly are you trying to do?
1635459
Its width is small enough to fit inside a lipstick tube with room to spare, however the length is not. If you need them to scrape out the remaining lipstick then these should work fine.
1580163
Sure lip gloss would fit in there no problem. I use mine to store pocket knives, and some smaller hand tools. The drawers are pretty deep, so I think your makeup stuff would fit in there nicely. It is a very sturdy set up, and will last for many years. I really like mine, and plan on buying other sizes as well. Hope that helps. :)
2215831
I love it as a lip gloss, but I think it is too greasy as a blush. You could try it though if you want to.
273569
Yes according to the authors site. The stain last a long time, I also put some cheap "Lip gloss" over it and it last 6 hours not 12. It does do a really good job
1755931
I used them for lip balm, but they never leaked and have worked very well. I don't see why they wouldn't work for solid perfume.
1455714
I'd say yes. It's not obvious at all after you put it on your lips. I use it for my son and it works just fine.
28883
I didn't try with water but it worked with clear lip gloss when I used the shadow to make bright colors.
1040567
Yes, I used it to make some lip balm and it worked so nicely. Great glide and it's very good for the lips
1824818
I mainly use this in recipes, my favorite being in lip balm. You can also use it to make soap and in body moisturizers. If you do a web search you'll find tons of recipes.
347185
I haven't tried these in it. I imagine it would work on the graphic pencils. The "holder" for the pencil adjusts to the size of what you put into it. I guess if you don't worry about gunking up the blades it could do a lip liner pencil as well.
1210326
No, the space is too wide. I tried just for you. The lip gloss is a no go. Once past the top rack they were too long. The lipstick fits . Just the right height.. So hope this helps.
492949
No it's white and extremely sticky when moisture is added. I would look for natural blue pigments. Wouldn't take much for lip balm.
923874
It will stay if you add gloss - after you let it "set" on your lips. If you add the gloss right away, when the stain is still liquid on your lips, it will all come right off. But if you put on the stain, leave it for a bit (five minutes? I don't know, I do the stain at the beginning of my makeup routine and the gloss at the end) then the gloss won't take off the stain. Er, well, at least not the simple, bee'swax and vitamin E type glosses I use for shine.
1449211
It honestly depends on the lipstick. So far, I've found that MAC and Kat Von D lipsticks and OCC liptars work the best with Lipcote. If you follow the directions exactly and apply 2-3 coats, it can be transfer proof and won't feel uncomfortable. With lipsticks that don't work as well with Lipcote, more than one coat can get all crumbly and peely. I've been wearing Lipcote with my Kat VonD lipstick today (so far from 7am to 1pm) and my white ceramic coffee cup has no lipstick on it. It's barely started wearing away on the inside of my lips and I'll reapply after lunch.