50 out of 53(94%)reviewers recommend this product.
Product Reviews
Overall rating
5/ 5
alexg
fromNY & WA.
Skin Type:oily
Skin Tone:light
Eye Color:hazel
Age:45-49
Gorgeous!
PostedApril 18, 2011
Proscreamy
Love Nars lip gloss! Their makeup line is beautiful! love the colors!
Overall rating
3/ 5
Bfish
fromSeattle, WA
Skin Type:combination
Skin Tone:olive
Eye Color:black
Age:35-39
Very Little Color
PostedMarch 28, 2011
Prossticky, subtle, good for work
Stolen Kisses is like a glossy light nude. There is hardly any color to it at all. (Not that there is anything wrong with that but that is what this color is. Light and nude.)
1 of 1 found this review helpful.
Overall rating
5/ 5
AnjanetteV
fromOrange County
Age:35-39
Favorite Lip gloss
PostedFebruary 16, 2011
Prosgreat color
STRIPTEASE is my all time fav color hands down. Can be worn with peaches or pink lipliner to complete any look.
Overall rating
3/ 5
NordyDoll
fromWA
Age:25-29
Formula change? Not the same :(
PostedFebruary 8, 2011
Prosnon-sticky, creamy, funny-smelling
I loved this lipgloss in Sweet Dream so much- it was the primary lip product I wore for about 7 years (??) and I always had two, in case I left on in a pocket. Loved it because it was moisturizing (swear it made my lips look plumper and more defined at edges, no liner needed; shiny, looked great; yummy).
Went to replace one not long ago... and the formula is different. It's creamier, smells funny (like Trish McEvoy from years ago), and tastes icky when you lick your lips. Because it's creamier, the color looks different on (SD used to be slightly frosty) and seems to sit on the lips rather than absorb into them. It didn't moisturize and I felt like I kept reapplying.
I returned mine, sadly, and bought a different brand. I looked here to see if anyone else noticed the differences I have and saw, someone else thought it smelled funny too.
Formerly five stars! Three stars because overall Nars has great stuff and hope it changes again for better. Currently, it's okay; for the price, you can find better.
