If you, like us, were all but convinced that color-adjusting lipsticks had gone the way of the mood ring, you’ve got another thing coming. Sometimes marketed as “mood” lipsticks, these throwback formulas use special pigments that interact with your body temperature and the pH level of your skin to create a tint that’s all your own. At least that’s how they claim to work?in reality, it probably has less to do with your pH and more to do with Red 27, a colorless dye that turns bright pink when exposed to moisture regardless of your skin’s chemistry (which most of ...
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