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Chili Pepper Lipstick

 For a fuller, redder mouth.
  (+12, -2)(+12, -2)
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Had curry today. It was very hot. My lips reacted accordingly. I thought to myself (I thought), "Why not a lisptick that contains pepper as apposed to coloring. To add color AND volume to your lips. Would match your natural shade. A quick pick-me-up that doesn't clump or dry."

Or maybe I'm crazy. I know that I would try it. And if I wasn't horribly allergic to it I would probably buy it often.

—k_sra, Aug 07 2003

Reviva Labs: Chili Pepper Lipstick http://www.revivalabs.com/cosmetics.htm
Just a color name, methinks. [bristolz, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

Spicy Lip Gloss http://www.beautyjunky.com/LipVenom.html
Close to baked - this has cinnamon and other spices in it to produce a similar effect [seedy em, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

Another good reason for liking chillis. http://news.bbc.co..../health/4805190.stm
...though possible application methods bring tears to my eyes just thinking about it. [coprocephalous, Mar 15 2006]

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       Or, conversely, pepper screen lipstick to prevent the capsaicin sting.
—bristolz, Aug 07 2003
   

       [dag], yes, you're probably right. I wasn't sure which to choose: chile, chili or chilly. I just made a guess. Is it horribly wrong? I'll change it.
—k_sra, Aug 07 2003
   

       Isn't chile a place?
—Morals, Aug 07 2003
   

       It's pretty hot here.   

       (All right, who let morals into the bakery?)
—k_sra, Aug 07 2003
   

       Your boyfriend might not appreciate this. Or, then again, I guess, he might.
—DrCurry, Aug 07 2003
   

       we were waiting for you to turn up!
—po, Aug 07 2003
   

       <waves hand in front of face for cooling effect>
—po, Aug 07 2003
   

       Oh Man, Kaysawa, this wipstick is weally weiord. +
—sartep, Aug 07 2003
   

       [sartep] You're not supposed to eat it.
—DeathNinja, Aug 07 2003
   

       I think he's smoking it...
—DrCurry, Aug 07 2003
   

       I've got the Lip Venom & it does work, though the tingly sensation is reminiscent of MSG.
—seedy em, Aug 07 2003
   

       Must make kissing an interesting experience
—MissQT, Mar 15 2006
   

       How do you suppose "Hot Lips" Houlihan got her nickname? It wasn't just the kim chi.
—jurist, Mar 15 2006
   

       A brother's friend ate an entire habanero chili. He was very ill afterwards.
—DesertFox, Mar 16 2006
   

       My friend Holly ate one, and she was fine. (But she is from Texas)
—GutPunchLullabies, Mar 17 2006
   

       So was my brother's friend.
—DesertFox, Mar 17 2006
   

       Ooh that would be hot to kiss.
—gomer, Sep 09 2008
   

       I can imagine other activities that may get distrupted as well. 'add a bit of spice to the S&M scene too I imagine... Voice strikes again! killing conversations since 2005!
—Voice, Sep 10 2008
   

       [marked-for-tagline] //Is it horribly wrong? I'll change it.//
—Voice, Sep 10 2008
   

       How would you get it on your pig or pit bull without getting bitten.
—nomocrow, Sep 10 2008
   
      
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