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British women 'willing to spend last £10 on lipstick'
Published on 10/12/2008 at 11:11:35
Categories: beauty and cosmetics
Published on 10/12/2008 at 11:11:35
Categories: beauty and cosmetics
More than half of British women would blow their last tenner on a lipstick rather than a mascara, new research shows.
A study conducted by the Clothes Show Live finds women are more likely to invest in a confidence-boosting lippy than new mascara when they are looking for a cosmetic treat during the downturn.
The event's organisers state: "This kind of purchase offers a confidence and self esteem boost for relatively little expense; a cheap shopping fix and providing a much needed perk particularly in the midst of hard economic times."
Lipstick may be a small part of getting glammed up but it can make a big difference to an outfit.
Scarlett Johansson attended the premiere of her new film The Spirit last night, wearing a dazzling black and white dress but both Marie Claire and the Daily Mail praised her ruby red lipstick.
The newspaper said "lashings" of bright lipstick really "vamped up" her outfit.
Be it barely-there or bold and bright, at lookfantastic we're one step ahead of this year's beauty trends, so you can find all the latest colours, textures and tools you need for a professional result every time! Be sure to check out Urban Decay, Too Faced, Clarins and Bare Escentuals.
A study conducted by the Clothes Show Live finds women are more likely to invest in a confidence-boosting lippy than new mascara when they are looking for a cosmetic treat during the downturn.
The event's organisers state: "This kind of purchase offers a confidence and self esteem boost for relatively little expense; a cheap shopping fix and providing a much needed perk particularly in the midst of hard economic times."
Lipstick may be a small part of getting glammed up but it can make a big difference to an outfit.
Scarlett Johansson attended the premiere of her new film The Spirit last night, wearing a dazzling black and white dress but both Marie Claire and the Daily Mail praised her ruby red lipstick.
The newspaper said "lashings" of bright lipstick really "vamped up" her outfit.
Be it barely-there or bold and bright, at lookfantastic we're one step ahead of this year's beauty trends, so you can find all the latest colours, textures and tools you need for a professional result every time! Be sure to check out Urban Decay, Too Faced, Clarins and Bare Escentuals.
