Welcome Friday.
So guys, RemakeStyle has a new column every Friday. This is called Friday Product. Every Friday (as much as possible), I will feature a product review. It can be a makeup, a hair extension, sunglasses, name it. For this Friday Product, I will make review of my favourite lip gloss—Napoleon Perdis Protégé Lip Gloss. So I have this product for like a year now and I really love it. Well, here it goes.
Napoleon Perdis Protégé Lip Gloss
Background: Napoleon Perdis
Napoleon Perdis cosmetics is brought by Napoleon Perdis his self in 1995. He launched his initial concept store and a Makeup Academy in Paddington, Sydney. As of today, NP has 59 independent concept stores and about 800 selling locations in Australia and New Zealand. It also has four stores in the US and is sold on selected store retailers.
Source: Napoleon Perdis FB page
Napoleon Perdis Protégé Lip Gloss
This is my favourite lipgloss to date.
My first experience with Protégé Lip Gloss is that, wow, this is so cool. I mean it literally. This lip gloss has an exceptional mint feeling on application that will really cool those precious lips. It is also non-sticky compared to other lip gloss I had.
Another unique feature of this product is that it has a mirror on the handle of the brush. Although it is not as clear as any normal mirror, for the purpose of seeing if you applied the lip gloss right, then it can do the trick.
Yes, this Napoleon Perdis Protégé Lip Gloss has coral colour. I don’t see much people who use this shade but believe me when I say it can perfectly blend in with your lips. You can have a natural kissable lip with just a soft touch of this.
Over-all, I would recommend this lip gloss to anyone who wants to fathom fashion in natural way. I don’t know how much Napoleon Perdis Protégé Lip Gloss cost because it was just given to me and I haven’t used it all up. So if you know how much this cost, just tell me. Thanks!
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