The Lakme Absolute Plump & Shine Lip Gloss Doesn’t Disappoint!

The Lakme Absolute Plump & Shine Lip Gloss in Plum Shine is a stunning lip gloss that closely matches the colour of my own lips, making it one of those no-makeup-makeup products that you look for. I’m a big fan of Lakme anyway, and here’s what I honestly think about their line of glosses.

What Is It?

The Lakme Absolute Plump & Shine Lip Gloss – Plum Shine is a vibrant plum gloss with iridescent sparkle. Its formula is designed to glide smoothly over your lips, providing full coverage and a 3D shimmery effect. This highly pigmented lip gloss delivers an intense colour payoff that is said to make your lips pop.

Key features and benefits include a precise applicator for a mess-free application, a smooth formula that ensures even coverage, and a 3D effect that adds a glossy, shimmery look to your lips. It’s dermatologically tested, making it safe for use and suitable for all skin types.

Our Thoughts

From the moment I applied this lip gloss, I knew it was something special. First, the shade was so unique and perfectly matched my own lips. The applicator wand is a perfect size and allows for precise application without any mess. The formula itself is remarkable. It glides seamlessly along my lips, offering a full-coverage look that’s both glittery and oh-so-chic.

The colour payoff is not as much as advertised – it looks super natural and you can barely tell it’s plum. Additionally, this is not a lip oil + lip gloss hybrid like most glosses in the market nowadays. Plus, the formula is super sticky and will catch every flyaway without fail – especially if you’re wearing a mask or travelling with the windows rolled down. It does make my lips look fuller, even without lip liner so overall, I’m pretty happy with it.

How To Use It

Using this lip gloss is straightforward. I start by pulling out the applicator wand and wiping off the excess product on the bottle rim. Then, I apply a light layer of the gloss starting at the inner part of my lips and working my way across. I like to smudge it with my hands but you can go in with more layers to get the full effect of the colour.

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