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2. Cosmetic packaging - Wikipedia

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   Ultimately, the container must protect the product to the degree that it remains a safe product for human consumption. In other words, the container must shield the product from dirt, dust and germs. The aesthetics of the container are considered extremely important since cosmetic products are mainly sold on brand image. Since cosmetic products ...

3. Kylie Cosmetics - Wikipedia

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   In May 2016, Kylie Cosmetics changed the packaging of its Lip Kits due to complaints of theft. Due to the easily recognizable packaging and high demand for the product at the time, some customers received empty boxes after having their products stolen in the mailing process. The original Kylie Lip Kit box was black with a white lip gloss drip ...

4. 15 Unique Gift in a Jar Ideas They'll Love - AOL

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   Pumpkin Spice Sugar Lip Scrub. Give a homemade lip scrub in a jar using a few simple, cheap, and widely available ingredients. This pumpkin spice version comes with a free printable label, but you ...

5. Editors And Dermatologists Tested Tons Of Lip Balms—This One ...

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   $9.99 at amazon.com. Hydro Boost Moisturizing Lip Gloss. This tinted lip gloss is under $10, comes in a variety of colors, and is a favorite of dermatologist Lauren Penzi, MD. "Unlike most lip ...

6. The Best Gifts For Wives That Show You Really Thought ... - AOL

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   The small bag is perfect for storing everyday essentials like keys, lip gloss, cell phones, and other small items. Even better, it’s always available in an endless array of cute colors and ...

7. Lipstick - Wikipedia

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   By 1915, lipstick was sold in cylinder metal containers, which had been invented by Maurice Levy. Women had to slide a tiny lever at the side of the tube with the edge of their fingernail to move the lipstick up to the top of the case, [ 17 ] although lipsticks in push-up metal containers had been available in Europe since 1911.