Monday, June 21, 2010

Are Chapstick and Lip Gloss the same thing?

Because like im a boy and i bought lip gloss on accident lol and ive been using it? and well like it does make my lips like NOT chapped but then i just realized today that its lig loss so i'm just wondering if its the same thing? cause the only difference is that my lips are little bit shinier that's all. and i don't mind? its cute haha im gay btw just not tranny gay NO OFFENSE to the Transgendered People :0Are Chapstick and Lip Gloss the same thing?
chapstick heals/soothes/moisturizes your lips and lip gloss CAN do the same with the shiny part added to it but alot of cheap lipglosses are just shine and sticky and do not provide any of the things chapstick does. and now there are alot of chapsticks that have spf in them. some lipglosses might have that too but ive never seen any. use both lol put some chapstick on and then put the lipgloss on it lol NOW youre definitely covered.Are Chapstick and Lip Gloss the same thing?
nope, gloss is to make lips shiny, or colored, or scented,


chap stick un-chaps your lips, moisturizes,


if your gonna by chap stick i highly highly HIGHLY recommend the label alba, i just bout it two days ago, my lips are usually chapped like hell, and dry and flakey and just unappealing, but with like 2 uses, my lips are nice, plump, pink, smooth, and smell great.
They are so different. lol.





Chapstick is for chapped lips so that they can be healed, and lipgloss is to make your lips lustrous and shiny.





Some lipglosses have things in them that can heal lips that are chapped, but not all of them do.
chap stick is not GLOSSY as lip gloss and lip gloss is really glossy and shiny


....haha youre gonna be attracting all those gay guys around.
lipgloss is a gloss and chapstick chaps your lips
lol its not the same thing cause lip gloss is just meant to make your lips glossy and chapstick just unchaps
well if your gay its okay...but lid gloss is more glossy and brighter than chapstick

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