LA Girl Glazed Lip Paints Review

I love these. Quite glossy but dries semi matte. They are very pigmented . A little goes a long way and there is a huge colour selection. i would apply with a lip brush as they get messy i dont like the lighter colours as they look weird on me. but everybody is different

There seems to be a bit of a buzz around L.A girl products at the moment so I decided to purchase a few things from make up clearance I brought 2 of these, one in the colour babydoll and the other in blushing.

These were cheap $6.50 each... Winning!! Baby doll is a bright pink colour and blushing is a gorgeous plum colour and is my favourite of the 2. They come in little squeeze tubes which I love HOWEVER the tip on this squeeze tube is just wrong it's not slanted enough so it makes applying it rather... interesting, actually just messy. I also find the hole on the tip where the product comes out quite big so it comes out in a big blob especially if the tube is warm it just runs out. This is just annoying because I love the actual product.

The gloss smells quite minty and apart from it being a bit difficult to apply, it's easy to glide over the lip it's not sticky or gluggy. The colour is bright and it's very glossy it really stands out. It lasts about an hour and it needs to be reapplied, the colour does stain the lips so I make sure I touch up frequently if I'm eating and drinking. I love 'blushing' and have had a lot of comments on it when I wear it. For the price it's great just wish the tip was a bit better

This is a product where less really is more. The first time I used LA Girl Glazed Lip Paints, I aimed to squirt a little out and it went on for Africa. So my advice would be to start very small until you get an idea of how much you need. Especially if you have thinner lips. If you squeeze it harder, you will probably end up wasting a lot of product and going through the tube fairly quickly.

Although LA Girl has called this a lip paint, I was expecting a gloss. In terms of pigmentation this is a brightly pigmented lipstick, not a lip stain or gloss. However, in its texture, it is sticky and transfers on everything just like a lipgloss. Also like a lipgloss it doesn't last that well. That would have been the thing that I was most disappointed by in the lip paint. Because it was so pigmented I expected it to behave more like a lipstick. But ultimately it is just a insanely pigmented gloss.

Packaging wise, they capitalized on the paint tube style and didn't have an applicator such as a wand, which meant you kind of had to use your finger unless you wanted to use the tip applicator of a reasonable sized tube.

Overall, I'm not entirely sure how I feel about the LA Girl Glazed Lip Paints. A part of me loves them for their brightness. And a part of me highlights on the things that weren't so awesome.

For the price, these babies are so underrated. Very pigmented and beautiful. You only need a smidgen of product to achieve full coverage.

When I first applied it, I wasn't used to the applicator at all. I'm actually still annoyed with it because it leaks easily and if you squeeze a little too hard with the tube, a lot of product comes out so be very careful!

I've got the colours "Tease" and "Seduce". Tease is a bright neon pink. I think of Barbie for some reason, whilst Seduce is more magenta. I prefer Seduce more. The lip paints all smell like peppermint so if you hate that, you should probably stay away. When applied it's very glossy and it never entirely dries on matte because it's shimmery. I find that Tease also has very fine glitter in it which I did not expect. Also partly why I prefer Seduce.

Overall, the colours are great and they're highly pigmented plus you don't need a lot of product to show their full effect. My only problem with them is that they don't last very long, and this is just a few hours without eating, and the applicator (which is not efficient whatsoever). Bottom line: if you're wanting a matte liquid lipstick, this is not for you.

I bought this at my local pharmacy one of those last minute purchases as it was staring at me from the counter at only $9.00 it was hard to refuse – I choose this in shade “whisper”.

This is packaged in a plastic tube with a gold lid quite a decent sized lip product with the typical angled tip for application.

First time I went to use this I ended up with wayyyy to much product!!. Squeeze only very gently at the tube otherwise you end up with a whole bunch of lip product on your lip!.

Whisper is a pinky based beige/nude colour my favourite kind of nude.

The consistency wise is quite a runny liquid but at the same time it is highgly pigmented. This glided on silky smooth but I did find that in this colour you really had to blend it in or it kind of had a bit of a weird patchy bit on the inside of your lip – I seem to get this with nude colours though so it may be something with the nudes and my natural lip colour.

I absolutely love this colour though, another perfect pinky based nude for me. It felt great on the lips non drying and left a lovely glossy finish but still looked like a lipstick as opposed to a lip gloss.

It had a lovely minty smell to it which I actually really liked kind of reminds me more of a lip balm or conditioner in that respect.

Unfortunately the staying power however isnt really very long it did come off very fast and definitely wont hold up against eating and drinking.

However at this price I’m ok with that I’m not expecting miracles and I will be going back to purchase other colours in this range.

I had seen these all over you tube so I just HAD to get one hehe. I got one in the shade "seduce" as the colour just looks soooo gorgeous. I bought it off makeupclearance for $5, cant go wrong with that!

I love the purple/pinkish packaging with the metallic writing, its so feminine. It has a cute gold coloured lid too. The product is in a little squeezy tube which makes it easy to apply.

The colour is long lasting on my lips however I didnt really like the runnyness and texture of the lip paint, I found that it bled too easily and was quite messy.

I feel like I need to keep this lip paint just for the colour but otherwise I wouldnt buy it again.

I bought into the hype around these after walking away from them several times, and ended up taking home an LA Girl Glazed Lip Paint in Seduce.

Seduce is a very pretty deep berry colour. These Lip Paints are entitled 'Glazed' and so as you'd expect the gloss factor is off the charts. They are beautiful colours and finishes, but the issues come in quickly. On application it's quite hard to control how much comes out of the applicator (if you can call a hole in a tube an applicator) and because they are on the thin side they bleed like crazy, making your lip line look messy. You need a lip liner and primer with these to tidy them up. Once on, they transfer like mad to anything your lips touch - but a stain does remain on your lips which, while it doesn't have the gloss finish, is still quite pretty. in fact, I've been known to apply it, remove the gloss layer and wear it as a stain.

These paints are mint scented. It's a really fresh clean scent, and great for if you need to freshen your mouth and lippy at the same time (after dinner, perhaps?) if a little on the odd side for a lipstick. I like it though.

All in all, I'll use this one, but doubt I'll buy another as they are fiddly and need a few steps to get them looking great.

I have the colour coy and I love the bright violet colour. Its thick and goes on easily with a lip brush. I wouldn't recommend using straight from the tube as you wont get the precision. As a make up artist I think these are great for shoots.. however for day to day wear not so much unless you want to constantly be checking the mirror as it goes extremely patchy. These are not long lasting. You'll get about an hours wear before they start to look horrible. I would repurchase as the shade bombshell looks pretty so I want it for my kit but besides the colours the product itself is not that great.

As a dupe for Too Faced's melted lipsticks, I was super excited to try this out when a friend gifted me the shade Pin - Up. This is a super intense red - which made me even more excited as red is one of my favourite shades to wear.

The packaging for this mimics the melted lipsticks. This comes in a squeeze tube with a gold lid and is colour coordinated with the packaging so you can easily identify which shade is which.

I like the packaging except for one thing - the applicator. This is a piece of plastic in which the product is pushed through. I really, really didn't li this as it feels quite hard on your lips and I found it really difficult to create a sharp and clean line. It could just be me but I created a big mess around my mouth when applying this straight from the tube - I ended up looking like the Joker haha!

To get around this I use a lip brush to apply this. It is way easier and cleaner, although I find it a little annoying as a lip brush isn't something I enjoy using. I prefer a product to have an ease and no fuss factor that this doesn't give me.

In terms of the product itself, it is super pigmented and has an insanely shiny finish. If you don't like a wet look to your lips then skip these, as the gloss is very, very shiny. A gloss finish isn't my favourite finish (I am more of a matte girl), and I find that the wear time on this isn't that great. It feels quite slippery and because off hat it does tend to slide around my mouth a bit. To overcome this and prolong the wear I suggest using a lip liner.

Overall I am not sure if I would purchase these. I do like them but because I am more of a fan of a matte finish this isn't something I would typically wear. The colour and pigmentation is beautiful and if this dried matte I would purchase these over and over. However, if you like a super colour saturated, glossy lip product then this is definitely right up your alley!