Mixing lipsticks is my newest enjoyable thing to do. I absolutely appreciate the double advantage of scooping almost finished tubes into the palette. It means I really use up every kobo each tube cost and when I mix colors or shades of a color it's a whole new lipstick shade to paint on with a brush and preen myself on. Also, I could improve a lipstick formulation that I've found a bit tricky to wear simply by mixing it with another lipstick shade similar to it but of a different formula. For instance, a matte purple and a creamy purple like I've done in the photos. What's not to double love?
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Mixing lipsticks is my newest enjoyable thing to do. I absolutely appreciate the double advantage of scooping almost finished tubes into the palette. It means I really use up every kobo each tube cost and when I mix colors or shades of a color it's a whole new lipstick shade to paint on with a brush and preen myself on. Also, I could improve a lipstick formulation that I've found a bit tricky to wear simply by mixing it with another lipstick shade similar to it but of a different formula. For instance, a matte purple and a creamy purple like I've done in the photos. What's not to double love?
Mixing lipsticks is my newest enjoyable thing to do. I absolutely appreciate the double advantage of scooping almost finished tubes into the palette. It means I really use up every kobo each tube cost and when I mix colors or shades of a color it's a whole new lipstick shade to paint on with a brush and preen myself on. Also, I could improve a lipstick formulation that I've found a bit tricky to wear simply by mixing it with another lipstick shade similar to it but of a different formula. For instance, a matte purple and a creamy purple like I've done in the photos. What's not to double love?