Revlon Super Lustrous Cherries In The Snow Lipstick

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The decadent formula has an irresistible buttery feel that instantly melts onto your lips for super-smooth, brilliant color with big payoff. That’s thanks to the unique blend of low-melting-point waxes in the formula Well, Christian Louboutin - he of red-soled shoe fame - apparently applied a Revlon red nail enamel to the soles of his early designs. It was a huge success and, obviously, became a permanent fixture (but I'm pretty sure they don't use nail enamel any more).

If you sit this nail polish next to some of the bolder red colors, you can definitely see that it leans a bit pink, but on its own it's a less intimidating red. It makes sense why this was the go-to color for 50s women. It's put together but nothing too fancy. I put one coat on today and so far, all is looking good.Yes! This is a perfect make ahead dessert. Although you can serve it right away, making it in advance will help the filling to set slightly and allow the flavors to combine. We prefer making this a day before serving.

Whether you are thinking about snow or not, this gorgeous dessert needs to make its way to your kitchen soon. Make this lower in fat and calories by using reduced fat cream cheese, low calorie pie filling and fat free Cool Whip. You can even use Monk Fruit powdered sugar. Your lips get the full-on glass treatment thanks to high-shine emollients that are pros at reflecting light; they’re brilliant at drenching your lips in the cushiony moisture of a lip balm and the kind of dimensional shine you’d get from the best lip gloss Another fun fact is that Cherries In The Snow was the shade that Midge recommended to a customer when she worked in the department store B. Altman from the TV show The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Mix. In a large bowl, whip the cream cheese, powdered sugar and milk until smooth. Gently mix in the Cool Whip.I am really on the hunt for the perfect chic red nail polish shade and of course I had to start my search with something vintage (because the 50s was the era of dressing to the nines and looking FAB). Make sure you cover the dessert with plastic wrap (or use a baking dish with a lid) and refrigerate until serving. Recipe Variations: If you're a fair skin girly looking for a red shade that doesn't look too striking, this would be perfect! If you have tanner or darker skin I think it's a stunning reddish pink that's perfect for everyday wear! Add cake. Break the cake into small pieces and add into the whipped mixture. Fold to combine and place in a 9×13 baking pan. You’ll love the sleek bullet design—a chic addition to your makeup bag that also happens to make applications extra neat and easy