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Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Guerlain Gloss d'Enfer Maxi Shine - Three More New Beauties Swatched

Guerlain's new Gloss d'Enfer Maxi Shines ($) have been my undoing. Is it wrong to want them all? After I received my first two from the Guerlain Boutique in Las Vegas, I ordered three more, carefully comparing notes with Rhonda Heathcoat to make sure I would love them when they arrived - and I do.
  
The 20 shades of Gloss d’Enfer guarantee our lips a shimmering, radiant, and plumping finish. Maxi Shine’s oil composition creates a moisturizing barrier to ensure an intense softness. The ergonomic applicator allows for easy lip definition, more effectively evoking the hint of a smile. Additionally, each shade presents varying degrees of coverage and pigment intensity. The perfect partner for a desirable, appealing smile, Maxi Shine offers tailor-made effects for beautifully enhanced lips.

Here they are lined up like little gloss pillars. The brown #402, Browny Clap, is shown at left. The bright #440, Coral Wizz, is shown in the middle. On the right, the appropriately named #465, Bubble Gum, glows. I had specifically asked Rhonda to help me select pigmented shades. She did a great job!

I took swatch photos in full, afternoon sun. I applied the glosses to my arm with their own doe-foot applicators.

Browny Clap (where did that name originate?) is a perfect brown. When applied, it looks extremely natural - and shiny. It will give you the "my lips, but better" look. Browny Clap is the shade of lip gloss you'll want to wear to add a bit of polish to your look, but not obvious makeup.

The oh-so-lovely Coral Wizz is a pink-peach blend that is as perfect as it gets for spring and summer. How could you resist sheer, shiny, lusciously colorful?

Bubble Gum is the color of bubble gum - the kind kids love to chew. This warm pink will make a lot of lip gloss lovers very happy. I am.

As advertised, these lip glosses offer a smooth and non-sticky texture and glide onto the lips like a second skin. Guerlain says we'll forget it's even on. I can understand that, now that I'm wearing them. Composed of mineral and vegetal oils, the texture forms a protective barrier on the lips that prevents moisture from evaporating and keeps the lips soft and hydrated. It's love.

Two of these are going in my handbag. I don't want to leave home without them. Now, I'm wondering if I can resist buying all of the rest of the shades - when I win the lottery.

By this point, Guerlain's Gloss d'Enfer Maxi Shines should be at all Guerlain counters. Or you could call Rhonda at the Guerlain Boutique at (702) 732-7008. She would be glad to help you.

Photo at top courtesy of Guerlain; other photos by Best Things in Beauty

9 comments:

  1. The Guerlain model looks like Nanette Fabray.

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  2. It's the russian model Natalia Vodianova (sp???). She's very young, but aren't they all?
    These are so pretty. I just saw the ad in "Beauty" online mag and was completly drawn-in to their lure. I love the coral-pink shade.
    Browny clap? Quite the name. Must mean something different in French! lol

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  3. The browny clap is very pretty, are these similar to the Armani Flash Lacquer?

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  4. I am sorry but the name "Browny Clap" just sounds wrong for such a beautiful shade!

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  5. I am in love with Browny Clap (LOL that just sounds so wrong! :P) and Coral Wizz! I may just have to choose one though and in that case, I'll go with Browny Clap. It just seems so pretty and like the perfect MLBB shade!

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  6. You are not wrong to want all the colors, they are beautiful! If wanting all the colors is wrong, who wants to be right?!?! :-) Thanks for sharing, beautiful photos!

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  7. love the color or browny clap, hate the name.

    i'm feeling a bit overwhelmed with all the new glosses from chanel, dior, armani and guerlain. would you be able to provide a breakdown of the differences between the formulas?

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