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Covergirl Oh Sugar in Candy Bonbon and Punch Cocktail

August 17, 2017

When did drugstore packaging get so cute?! Today I’m reviewing the Oh Sugar! lip balms from Covergirl and from first glance, I was in love! The packaging was so sleek and modern, nothing like when drugstore lip products were all just in clear plastic round caps!

There are 10 colors to this line and I’m trying out 2 Candy Bonbon and 6 Punch Cocktail. These lip balms are inflused with grapeseed oil, avocado butter and Vitamins C&E. Not only does it leave a light wash of color, it aims to soften and nourish your lips too! The color selection is quite diverse from a pale nude called Taffy to a dark berry shade called Gumdrop. All of the shades stay quite safe and wearable however in the nude, pink, and berry families.
I really love that the lid of each shade is color coordinated to what is inside. I can just imagine how cute this would be if I had all 10 shades lined up in my vanity! Candy Bonbon is a dusty rose that ends up being a very light wash of color and adds shine to my lips. Punch Cocktail surprisingly has a lot of pigmentation and gives a very nice juicy red look!

There is a light scent to both of these lip balms. It starts off smelling like lemons which I enjoy but then you get a bit of the old school lipstick taste that I don’t enjoy. It feels moisturizing on the lips and definitely leans towards the function of a lip balm although it looks like a lipstick. I love that I can get the shine with no stickiness. You have to reapply pretty frequently but that’s expected from a product of this formula.
Wearing Candy Bonbon

Wearing Punch Cocktail
The formula, packaging, and shade selection are all on point for the new Covergirl Oh Sugar lip balms! The only thing I didn’t quite like was the smell but I’ll get past that to keep these cute little things in my purse! If you are a fan of lightly tinted lip products, make sure to give these a try!
Covergirl Drugstore Lip Balm Press Sample Review
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Hi, I’m Angela and welcome to Raincouver Beauty! I test and share swatches and reviews of the latest beauty products. I also love to travel the world especially if I can sip on a glass of wine! Join me as I live high-low: save when you can and splurge on special experiences!

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Prices of the specific dish listed below.

1. Kanoko, try their special green tea infused soba or normal soba. I loved the dashi and tempura. Perfect lunch option for after visiting the tori gates. 1,300 Yen 🍜

2. Okonomiyaki Sakaba, you can pick the inside filling and a lot of the options were meat based. The sauce on top is delicious and you may be surprised the inside is mostly cabbage and not flour. 1,000 Yen🍥

3. Udon Bo Osaka, I tried out a cold dipping udon and it was excellent! They have a special yuzu sauce and the tempura is amazing too. 1,250 Yen 🍤

4. Roast Beef Ohno, the most affordable way to eat wagyu! Loved the sauces and nice side veggie dishes too. 1,750 Yen 🥓

5. Fuunji, flavorful dipping ramen with a vending machine to order! 1,400 (with egg + bamboo add on)🍱

6. Maguro Koya, holy crap I'm addicted to Ootoro now. So glad we splurged and got the double portion. We also tried the chutoro sashimi to compare cuts. 3,200 Yen 🍣

Hope this provides some delicious inspo for the best food in Japan!
Here's what I found from Ragtag in Japan!! 🤩🤩
I've definitely had my eye on a Dior piece and it's extra special that this design is a Japan exclusive.
I have to say, second hand designer shopping is a lot harder than I remembered! There are SO many stores now, I probably visited 20+ and the prices are not so cheap anymore 🤧🤧
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A similar card holder from Dior is probably $600 CAD + tax. I got this one for ~$350 CAD. It's in excellent condition but there was no dust bag nor box.

📍 Ragtag, Shinseibashi, Osaka
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