Any Good Non Sticky Lipglosses.

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Nicole S.

Mar 28, 2013

Nicole S.

I tried the beauty rush lip glosses from Victoria's Secret and honestly don't like them at all because they feel very sticky over my lipstick. I'm normally not a huge lipgloss wearer anyway but I'm just wondering of there is a lip gloss that is a little less sticky and a little more subtle.

Samantha F.

Mar 28, 2013

Samantha F.

A lot of lipgloss is like that. I know what you mean. Sometimes I just get a lip stain for whichever color I'm in the mood for that day, and I actually apply a clear coated lip moisturizer, or balm over the lip stain. Both lipstick and lip gloss can be drying, so this doesn't take away from the color at all while adding moisture, and gloss. Hope that helps!

Nicole S.

Mar 28, 2013

Nicole S.

Yeah thank you! I kinda have been doing that as well.. I'll apply a lip color and then a really hydrating moisturizer on top
But yeah.. Thanks for your response

Sarah V.

Mar 28, 2013

Sarah V.

Nicole, I would recommend the Maybelline Color Sensational Glosses, they're actually wax free unlike other ones. I also recently purchased glosses from Flower (exclusively @ Walmart by Drew Barrymore) and I really like the texture and consistency. Not sticky and definitely moisturizing. Hope this helps. I agree with you about the VS glosses, they're uber sticky - I won't even wear them on a hair-down day because my hair will gravitate toward my lips like a magnet. Haha.

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