- Jungle Fudge
- Fleur Parfait
- Frappe Forever
- Sweet Souffle
- Trifle Rich
- Crisp Sorbet
If you've been reading my odyssey through the entire Rouge Bunny Rouge line, you'll know there's a unique story to go with each item. With Sweet Excesses Glassy Gloss, there are fewer butterflies and bunnies. The Enchanted Garden has a dessert bar - perfect for the holidays.
This line of glosses is an exceptionally tempting interpretation of the ambrosial table of sweets in the Enchanted Garden. Naughty, but oh-so-nice!
Think of lusciously ripe fruit dipped in the shiniest of honeys. Your lips will be optically plumped to a mouth-watering fullness and a lavish dream-star shine. Irresistible. Like a scrumptious dessert that cheers you to the bones just by inhaling it, these glassy glosses radiate spicy sweetness and utter intoxicating decadence.
All of these candy drops of color are heaped with exotic ingredients, and some abound with minute pearlized particles to sparkle your lips with glittering bejeweled effects. People will gaze at you with shiny-eyed infatuation, longing that you will possibly get ... a ... little ... bit ... closer.
Ultra-glossy finish with a soothing and protective blend of paper birch extract and woodland figwort speaks of the wild freshness, naturally. Antioxidant and anti-aging, our formula also contains cotton tree fruit extract to hydrate and revitalize.
What unusual ingredients! The boxes, as all Rouge Bunny Rouge boxes, are delightful. I hate to recycle them! So far, I've kept each, but know that at some point they will have to go. The glosses? Here was my first view of Trifle Rich taken through a camera's lens. The description at Zuneta calls Trifle Rich cushiony-soft, semi-sheer, iridescent rosewood, with the finest pink and silver reflections.
The color was hard for me to photograph in the tube. I think the oval shape of the tube presented a smaller surface to the sun than a round or squared tube might have, yielding only the central part of the tube to show the color in my picture. You'll have to take my word for my delight when I pulled Trifle Rich out of its box.
I took swatch photos over multiple days, hoping I could capture enough light during a mostly cloudy week to show you how pretty it is. Nothing I could do would perfectly depict the magic of Trifle Rich.
The color is a complex golden rose to my eye, with a gleam that enlivens my lips with saturated gloss. I can see the silver reflections on my lips, but the overall effect can't be reduced to simplistic descriptors. Trifle Rich has a lot going on!
Even in my own photos, you may see two different overall effects - the one at the top more golden, and the one at left showing its silver glimmer. In photos I took today (not shown), the color showed me yet another hue. I've decided it adjusts to my mood and clothing - or maybe the dessert enjoyed last night in the Enchanted Garden. The shade is scrumptious.
You can purchase Rouge Bunny Rouge at Zuneta - Eden for for beauty addicts. Trifle Rich is something like a genie in a bottle.
Photo at top courtesy of Zuneta; other photos by Best Things in Beauty
Sumptuous! I like Fleur Parfait, too.
ReplyDeleteYet another thing I should try! (just after I put in another Zuneta order for the Cashmere & Mink Fire drops). I can't recycle the boxes either, they are too pretty.
ReplyDeleteHi Leigh!
ReplyDeleteThis is one amazing shade. I think it will work for everyone.
Hey there, Evelyn,
ReplyDeleteMy orders at Zuneta have become about monthly. Sale going on now, so take advantage!
Zuneta has a pretty awesome sale going on. Just placed my my first RBR order and now I think I'm going to have to go back for a gloss!
ReplyDeleteCould you please describe the fragrance of these glosses?
ReplyDeleteI would say anonymous, based on the company's description, that they smell like the lovely desserts they describe. I'd prefer that they'd smell like flowers but that's just me.
ReplyDeleteThat's what got my attention Charlestongirl, I got a discount code in my email so I hit the site. lol Such pretty makeup!
Hi Flora Mundi!
ReplyDeleteYou'll find yourself going back, and back, and back... :)
Hi Anonymous and Evelyn!
ReplyDeleteThere is virtually no smell or taste. Whatever is there naturally from the ingredients disappears almost instantly.