I've been in a bit of a lip gloss "slump" lately and needed to find something different with a healthy dose of color. This is it! Love it! It goes on very smooth, but does not feel too slippery. It seems like this is a more "grown-up" type of gloss in terms of application, feel and color palette. The color "Burning Up" is a nice coral-orange shade that doesn't scream bright clown orange. It is medium-sheer coverage and this particular shade has high shine with some golden shimmer (not glitter). The packaging is a tube with a sponge applicator and the applicator is nice-- very soft and spongy, with a groove in it which helps hold and apply the gloss. I think it delivers the right amount of gloss--not too much or too little.

The gloss feels moisturizing and lasts longer and gives better coverage than most, but it is not whisper-light. It goes on a lot sheerer than in the bottle, but it's still so pretty- it really brightened up my whole face and my girlfriends asked me almost every day what I was wearing! This is a great alternative to a red or a bronze/brown lipgloss and would work up best up to a Nia Long complexion with light/medium pigmented lips. (via Lancome)

i bet it even tastes pink.... :D

Another great creation from Lancome. I own at least 5 of them from their various collections. When it comes to my lip glosses I'm very picky and I have to make sure that they don't have a smell to them. As far as I'm concern if there is a smell to them it's very faint and it doesn't bother me, like the one's from Chanel and Nars.

The wand that is used to dispense the color is very nice, it's not like the wand from MAC where you have to constantly keep dipping to just get minimum color on. I can only describe the wand that Lancome has a fuzzy lil spatula......if that even exists. lolol

Overall the color stays on for long periods of time and I would highly recommend.

Brighten up your pout with this shiny pink gloss. It has pretty good staying power and it's actually quite moisturizing.