Boots 17 Sheer Moisture Lipstick

I don't wear lipstick all that often but I do prefer it to gloss because you don't get your hair sticking to your lips the minute it gets windy outside! One of my favourite lipsticks is 17's sheer moisture lippy. I've had this product for absolutely ages, and although in the time since I've bought it, I've purchased a few others, I always come back to this one. The lipstick I have is in a greyish-blue casing with a silver coloured band around the middle, however in the last month or so the whole 17 range has been revamped, so it's quite likely that this has changed. Given the amount of beauty products I use and subsequently beauty reviews ...  Read the complete review

I was given one of these lipsticks recently and thought it was just a regular lippy but when I tried it, realised it's more of a slick or gloss. This makes it very easy to apply quickly (mistakes won't show as much!) and light to wear. I often have problems with lippy drying my lips out, so this was a pleasant change as it feels more like a balm or gloss once on. It's also easier to apply than the usual lipgloss with a wand which is so popular at the moment. 17 has recently been repackaged and the new look is much slicker, centred around shiny black packaging. This product is in a normal lipstick tube and is quite slim so ideal for a ...  Read the complete review

Hating lippie the way I do (or any kind of lip gunk!) I truly loathe buying it, however I do of course wear it or I feel naked if not! However I don't like greasy, glossy feeling stuff on my lips but am finding that my lip 'inks' such as Max Factor 'Lipfinity' are really drying out my lips of late so I can't win at the minute no matter what I use lol. However in a good mood and treating myself to a load of new make-up products in Boots recently I came across this and simply liked the colour I was perusing and so I bought it! The Packaging.... As so typical of Boots '17' products the casing is a dark grey. On the front of it and written length-ways ...  Read the complete review