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Best budget matte drying lipgloss?

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Bijouxxx · 28/09/2016 17:16

After seeing the advert for the Maybelline Colourstay matte lipgloss I decided I HAVE to buy myself a matte lipgloss Grin. The Maybelline one doesn't have the best reviews though so could anyone recommend me a brilliant lip gloss that dries matte and is under £10 preferably Smile.

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Losgunna · 28/09/2016 17:56

New look. Loads of colours, not too drying, lovely deep pigments, excellent staying power, about a fiver a throw. I've got six so far and had compliments on all of them

Bijouxxx · 28/09/2016 18:03

Wow that's great, would never think of New look! I have one really local as well which is a bonus, thanks

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burnishedsilver · 28/09/2016 18:26

Matte gloss.
An oxymoron brought to us by the good people of Maybelline.

Losgunna · 28/09/2016 19:38

I'm guessing op means the Matt drying lipsticks that come in a little tube with a wand like lipgloss. No need to be rude.

cheeseandmarmite15 · 28/09/2016 20:19

Lostgunna

Burnishedsilver wasn't being rude!

She commented on what most people would automatically think when you hear a lipGLOSS described as being matte!

thefinestwines · 28/09/2016 20:44

Also recommend Nyx matte lip cream - and just about everything Nyx do for that matter Blush

burnishedsilver · 28/09/2016 21:01

Sorry if I came across as rude. It certainly wasn't intended to be rude. It was more tongue in cheek.

Bijouxxx · 28/09/2016 21:18

I didn't read it as rude, I thought the same when I first heard of them but a few brands seem to be selling 'matte' drying glosses/lacquers at the minute. Will look into all the suggestions, thanks!

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