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Problem Product: NYC City Proof Twist Crayon


So here yet again and really it's not even the second time it's just the second time I say down to type up a blog about it. I bought the new NYC lip products the City Proof Twistable Lip Color Crayons super long name first of all and then of course it doesn't live up to its claims. First off its got the worst fake bubblegum scent ever! It smells soo bad that I can't bare to keep it on and it actually turns my stomach. It's just too much fragrance. Then it's greasy, slippery and has almost a lip tint effect but can be build able.why you would build up that greasy lip color I don't know because it feels imediately like a 1$ cheap waxy lipstick. Waxy is the word and it melted on me even though the high temperature for this week was 35 F. So long story short they are aweful, in my swatches they will look more opaque but that's because they melted. I suggest wearing them as cream cheek colors and not on your lips I think they will be great cheek products because they are just so uncomfortable on the lips. I did get a new lipstick from them called Expert Wear Lip Colors, these aren't bad and some colors ( that my sister bought) were great! But I just don't think the crayons are good lip products I think they are better for your face, and possibly they were cheek sticks they decided to market as lip colors. 

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