The purpose of this study is to determine how the use of lip-tint and lip-gloss among teens affect their lips. This research examines the change of dead skin on lips, lip color, and lip moisture. The researcher chose twenty female high school students and divided them into a control group and an experimental group after investigating the students’ homogeneity. The researcher gathered data for study through observation and student surveys over the course of 4 weeks. Students in the control group were asked to apply lip-gloss and the experimental group was asked to apply lip-tint three times a day in the morning, afternoon, and night. The researcher measured the changed amount of dead skin, lip color, and lip moisture before use, after two weeks of use, and after 4 weeks of use by using the spectrophotometer, DermaLab USB moisture probe, and video microscope. In the case of the control group, actual change was not significantly found after 4 weeks of lip-gloss use compared to before use. Therefore, it was considered as no change in the statistics. In the pigmentation change experiment for the experimental group, the upper lip coloring increased 9.61% and increased 10.69% on students’ lower lip. With regard to moisture ratio, the students who used lip-tint decreased 48.61% on their upper lips and decreased 43.87% of moisture on the lower lips after 4 weeks of use. It was examined that moisture decreased a lot from use of lip-tint. Also, an increase in the degree of dead skin on the lips and pigmentation were found from using lip-tint. 

There’s a drawer of lipsticks sitting in my bedroom that I’m sure need to be thrown away. Of the dozens I own, there are probably two or three that I consistently use. And by consistent, I mean every once in a while when there’s a work dinner or by some miracle–a random date night. The others are merely collecting dust underneath what I deem to be the best lip glosses ever.In fact, I’d go as far as to say that there are more lip gloss options than lipstick, which I find hilarious since at least half of the glosses in existence are clear. The variety isn’t as apparent, but it’s definitely there. As someone who wears gloss every. single. day., I can confirm that there are three very important factors to consider before investing in one. First, it must have just the right amount of stickiness; enough to keep the gloss in place, but not so much that it slips and slides everywhere. Second, it has to have staying power. And third, it should have some level of shine, depending on your preference

They say it looks amazing and the color is beautiful. However, some customers have reported that the product is intensely painful and leaves them with tiny blisters. They also say the quality is awful and unusable. Customers have different opinions on the effect on lips.

This plumping lip gloss has long lasting formula that provide lips feeling softer and smoother over time and suitable for all skin tone and age.

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