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Lipstick, lipstick, where for art thou, lipstick?
I am really bad at putting on lipstick. I get the rest of my make up on but never quite get to the lippie. I was always renowned for applying it at traffic lights, so much so that a past male boss would comment if I came in with nude lips … “clear run in this morning Leanne?” “Yep. Clear run.”.
Lately I’ve been fussing around in my handbag at the red lights and I’m coming up empty handed! Must be picking up the wrong handbags. Or my lippies are going all rebellious on me and jumping ship? Bloody adolescents.
I own about 17 different lipsticks and lip gloss’ and I am rarely seen wearing any these days! So this morning I’ve gone on the hunt for all the wayward lippies to see where they’ve been hiding out. Probably in the 17 or so handbags I own.
No need to keep looking. I’ll keep the other handbags as a surprise for later on. I am fully stocked. Have plenty to make the red lights worth while.
Maybe you should just keep some in the car.
ReplyDeleteI always forget to wear lipstick. It's so high maintenance! All the REAPPLYING.
ReplyDeleteKeeping it in the car = melty mess
ReplyDeleteReapplying = you need to buy Lipcote
I am so sad: I have the same one that I like and I buy 5 of the same colour and stash them all over....
I'm a lipstick tragic too - I own about two lipsticks and numerous lipglosses, but most of the time all I wear is strawberry chapstick! Very sad :o)
ReplyDeleteI just get a stain...cause I can't be bothered. :)
ReplyDeleteI tend to remember the lipstick and forget the watch, or the earrings, or the scarf.... have even been known to forget to do the hair. But I remembered lipstick.
ReplyDeleteI know I've said it before, but you crack me the hell UP! And that was just starting with the post-it . . . =)
ReplyDeleteFunny. I have tons of lipstick but almost never wear it. I put it on in the morning and it's worn off by the time I get to work, thanks to my cup of coffee. I never bother to reapply. I don't know why I keep buying it. Something alluring about the promise of those little tubes.
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