Neutrogena Lip Gloss Moisture Shine vs Revlon SkinLights Glosslights for Lips Translucent Gloss
Sticky Versus Non Sticky
Ok, personally I tend to favor the non sticky variety of shiny lip gloss. I just do not like that oh so gooey feeling of you lips sticking together. Also, I have long hair and it is pretty gross feeling to have my hair blow in the wind and then parts of it stick to my lips. Revlon SkinLights Glosslights for Lips Translucent Gloss is hands down the winner in the battle of which lips gloss is less sticky. Oh, by the way I bought it in Amethyst. This lip gloss is upper shiny and is not too sticky at all. Neutrogena Lip Gloss Moisture Shine, which I bought in Dizzy, is more sticky, but not completely unbearable. Maybe one or two stray hairs can stick to it. I have found though that if you apply the Neutrogena Lip Gloss Moisture Shine sparingly or over lip stick it is not sticky at all.
The Revlon SkinLights Glosslights for Lips Translucent Gloss does have a tendency to get on my teeth right after I apply it. This is only a small problem though and can be avoided by applying only a small amount or checking your teeth occasionally in the mirror.
Color
Ok, you definitely want some color from your lip gloss. Personally dislike the watery color floating on your lips look. A good lip gloss, like either Neutrogena Lip Gloss Moisture Shine or Revlon SkinLights Glosslights for Lips Translucent Gloss, you want some real depth of color on your lips. Both Neutrogena Lip Gloss Moisture Shine and Revlon SkinLights Glosslights for Lips Translucent Gloss do have a good amount of color in them and both appear colorful on your lips. Although I bought the Neutrogena Lip Gloss Moisture Shine in a lighter color called Petal Shimmer it still adds color as well as the expected shine to my lips. The Revlon SkinLights Glosslights for Lips Translucent Gloss in Amethyst is a deeper color and also has some sparkling shimmer in it. This shimmer is nice and not too over the top. I like the look, but it does add a textured feel to the lip gloss. Overall both products do well in the color department. For a more natural look try the Neutrogena Lip Gloss Moisture Shine in Dizzy and for a more vibrant colorful look use the Revlon SkinLights Glosslights for Lips Translucent Gloss in Amethyst.
Affordability
A tube of Revlon SkinLights Glosslights for Lips Translucent Gloss will cost you about $8.49 and will last you for years. I still have my tube of lip gloss and don’t think I will ever get through it. A tube of Neutrogena Lip Gloss Moisture Shine will cost you about $6.99 and will also last for quite a while. Both make a great addition to your existing lipstick and makeup collection.