Moroccan lipstick strawberry-orange BABY 1558

semi-permanent, permanent lipstick with the effect of lip tattooing. On the lips it gives a natural color that lasts for several hours. Moisturizes lips, nourishes, smoothes wrinkles. This lipstick is a well-known product from Soviet times, but with a slightly modified, more natural composition. The main difference from the classic coloring lipstick is in the special properties. In the beginning, the first few minutes is a transparent lipstick, but after a while it shows up, coloring the lips in different shades of pink. This is the different color effect of this line of lipsticks - the composition is assembled in such a way that lipsticks appear on the skin with a red-pink tint of different intensity and saturation. This pigment is very resistant, so one staining is enough for several hours! It is very convenient and economical. Castor bean oil and fat-soluble vitamins are great for lip care all day long. The shade of lipstick on the skin depends on the concentration in the composition of a special pigment - hematoxylin. What it is? Hematoxylin (haematoxylin) is a dye of plant origin (C16H14O6 • 3H2O), a colorless crystalline compound obtained from logwood (Haematoxylon campechianum), which grows in India and is used in the cosmetic industry as an analogue of eosin (about it below), as well as in various histological dyes and the medical practice of histology. Triterpene glycoside is one of the components that is made from fish oils and plays a leading role in the processes of inhibition of oxidation processes, including pigment ones. The combination of hematoxylin with the antioxidant composition of the triterpene glycoside of animal origin prevents the oxidation of hematoxylin and its transformation into hematein (haematein), which, if completed to the end of the oxidation process, has a blue color. In the case of an incomplete oxidation process (as in the composition of lipstick), the pigment transforms a different color (pink of varying intensity) depending on the percentage of pigment and oxidizing agent. This lipstick is also known to our mothers and grandmothers. BUT: please note that instead of the eosin pigment, which is now banned in cosmetics due to health hazards, natural analogues are used here - pigments with the same properties - hematoxylin and triterpene glycoside, which are natural compounds. Unfortunately, this replacement is practically “exclusive”, since it is much more expensive than eosin. Therefore, choose the manufacturer carefully! There is a sufficient amount of developing lipstick on the market, which is sold even without specifying the composition. Take care of your health! How to use: Apply lipstick to dry lips without powder or foundation. In order for the lipstick to go on evenly and not spread - stretch your lips slightly in a smile, make up and wait until the manifestation. So the pigment will lie more evenly and will not gather in the folds of the lips. Do not use a large amount, do not apply greasy, so that the lipstick does not spread. For a more saturated shade, blot lips with a tissue and make up again. During the day, it is enough to reapply lipstick 2-3 times. The use of chapstick or lip gloss after the color has developed does not harm the durability in any way and is even encouraged. Ingredients: bleached wax, castor bean oil, olive oil, almond oil, vitamin E, vitamin A, logwood hematoxylin, triterpene glycoside, surface color pigment. Weight: 4 gr. Origin of raw materials: Morocco Country of origin: United Arab Emirates Production of packaging: China Storage: Avoid heat and sunlight.