Lip Gloss Collection

Our clinically-shown lip plumping serum is infused with collagen peptides that both plump and smooth your lips– all with a refreshing cooling tingle. And unlike other lip plumping serums, ours come in a range of 20 shades so you get the color payoff, too.

A lip gloss creates an emollient barrier with plenty of slip so it glides easily onto your lips. Often, you’ll find nourishing ingredients like vitamin E or hyaluronic acid to provide extra moisturization, too. A lip serum features clinical results (in our case, plumping) with advanced technology and top-line ingredients.

Our iconic plumping lip polish gloss is the product that started it all. With plumping peptides, nourishing botanicals, and sixty shades to choose from, it’s no surprise it’s a bestseller. Experience the signature sugared vanilla scent in the shade that suits you best.

Lip gloss is typically made of a combination of ingredients including oils, waxes, pigments, and sometimes additional ingredients like antioxidants and flavorings. These ingredients create a glossy, shiny texture and can provide hydration to the lips. Many of Buxom's Lip Glosses are Vegan and all are Cruelty Free.

Yes, lip gloss can expire. The shelf life of lip gloss varies but is typically around 1 to 2 years after opening. Expired lip gloss may change in texture, color, or scent and may not perform as expected.

The longevity of lip gloss can vary based on factors like its ingredients and usage. On your lips, lip gloss may last a few hours before needing reapplication. However, the product itself can last for years if stored properly and not exposed to extreme conditions.

Buxom's Lip plumping glosses contain ingredients like peptides and Hyaluronic acid to boost collagen production. Other brands use mild irritants such as menthol or cinnamon extract. These ingredients temporarily increase blood flow to the lips, causing a slight swelling or plumping effect. It's usually a temporary effect that can last for a few hours. Buxom doesn't use irritants so you won't feel the burn. Instead we add a cool tantalizing tingle.

Yes, lip gloss is considered a liquid or gel by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). When traveling by air, it should be placed in your quart-sized, resealable liquids bag if it's in a container larger than 3.4 ounces.

Lip oil and lip gloss are similar in that they both provide shine to the lips, but they have different formulations. Lip gloss typically contains oils, waxes, and pigments to provide shine and color, while lip oil is primarily composed of nourishing oils that hydrate and condition the lips without much color payoff.

To remove lip gloss from clothes, first, scrape off any excess gloss with a blunt edge like a spoon or a butter knife, taking care not to damage the fabric. Blot the stained area with a clean cloth or paper towel to absorb any remaining residue. Then, apply a stain remover or liquid laundry detergent directly to the stain and launder the garment according to the care instructions.

Liquid lipstick provides intense color and dries to a matte or satin finish, often with long-lasting wear. Lip gloss, on the other hand, provides a shiny, glossy finish and is typically more sheer in color. Gloss is also more hydrating than liquid lipstick, which can be drying.

You can apply lip gloss over lipstick to add shine and dimension to your lip look. This combination can create a glossy, more lustrous finish. However, keep in mind that it may reduce the longevity of your lipstick, and you may need to reapply more frequently.