Best Summer Lip Gloss Shades That Plump and Hydrate: Friday Favorite!

Best Summer Lip Gloss Shades That Plump and Hydrate: Friday Favorite!

The best summer lip gloss shades also plump and hydrate. In addition, this formula protects and heals dry lips. So, why choose any other lip gloss? Check out today’s Friday favorite beauty review before you purchase your next lip gloss.

TGIF gorgeous. As today is Friday, it is also time for another beauty product review from  Ask the Pro Stylist. This week find the best summer lip gloss shades that also take care of your best feature.

Osmosis Colour is launching 2 new lip gloss shades for a dewy, plump pout – Primrose and Bellini. With antioxidant-packed ingredients, each gloss features a creamy texture. In addition, 3D pigments help your lips appear fuller.

With an irresistible scent of grapefruit and strawberry, the glosses allow you to go from natural to high shine. Both rich colors are as equally lustrous as they are transparent.

The line’s jojoba and sunflower oils hydrate and nourish. As a result, the healing process is encouraged. Dry areas become baby smooth and soft.

The ingredients enhance your natural barriers to lock moisture in. Consequently, each formula will also promote firmness and elasticity.

Because of the antioxidants, each swipe of luminous color will even help remove free radicals. Additionally, it will block environmental age-factors, resulting in younger-looking lips.

As a bonus, the lip glosses are also gluten-free and oncology- friendly. Did I mention I LOVE them, especially Bellinni.

Application Tips:

1. Experiment with highlighters from eye shadow trios to enhance shimmer on your lip gloss.
2. Mix and match glosses for a brighter collection of colors.

At $19 each via https://www.osmosisskincare.com/LipGloss.aspx?cn=results, the best summer lip gloss shades are affordable.

For more beauty reviews, like this week’s best summer lip gloss, visit next Friday. Until then, happy styling!

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