Lip Gloss
Lip gloss can be both colorless and colored. They can be worn alone or over the lipstick. Some lip glosses contain sun blocking ingredients too, so they protect the sensitive lip area while imparting a gorgeous and slick glow. Consumer Education and Research Society, Ahmedabad, in April 2010 revealed that many popular lipstick brands have a high lead content (up to 25 parts per million). Lead can cause learning, language and behavioural problems, and can develop miscarriage and infertility. Children and pregnant women are particularly vulnerable to lead exposure. How to use a lip gloss: Spread a small amount of lip gloss evenly on your lips making a thin layer. Do not put on too much. Apply lip gloss in the middle area of the lips only. Do not apply lip gloss on the lip edges, as this can look messy. Alternatively, too much lip gloss can push someone away, especially if it is sticky. Who Invented Lip GlossWho Invented Lip GlossIn 1932, The cosmetic house Max Factor invented the first commercially available lip gloss, known as X-Rated in 1932. Procter and Gamble purchased the Max Factor line of cosmetics in 1991 and stopped the production of X-Rated lip gloss in 2003. How To Make Lip Gloss: Lip Gloss RecipesMaking your own lip gloss can be fun, exciting and tasty. Ingredients for Lip GlossIf you check the ingredients of a commercial lip gloss, you will find that it contains alcohol. Some may even contain harmful preservatives. The alcohol dries out the lips. If you are making a lip gloss for kids, then you should not use an adult lipstick as ingredient, because they may contain many ingredients, such as coal tar, which is not good for even adults. Most of the ingredients for lip gloss are available in your kitchen including cocoa butter, vegetable shortening, almond oil, castor oil, honey, Vaseline, etc. If you have allergy to any of the ingredients in a recipe, then you should not use that ingredient. Make Your Own Lip Gloss Recipes
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