Kissing, Lip Gloss, and ....

[Papa Chongo]

Time for another controversial post from JG, that I am sure will not stay on topic, and may digress into bickering and pettiness!

hehe, anyways

I am curious how other guys feel about dfk and lfk with woman who use alot of lip gloss, I am a big fan of kissiing, but I could do without all the waxy lip gloss, it makes the lips look great, but takes away from the sensation of kissing!

Just my two cents!

 

[Papa Chongo]

OH!, I am doing it right!!! hehe I'm sure all men say that

 

[lenny]

I am curious how other guys feel about dfk and lfk with woman who use alot of lip gloss, I am a big fan of kissiing, but I could do without all the waxy lip gloss, it makes the lips look great, but takes away from the sensation of kissing!

I may be wrong, but i'd think that if the lips aren't lubricated with something waxlike in texture,
they may be dry and that will take away from the joy of kissing. That is my experience, at
least with prolonged mouth to mouth & lip to lip non french kissing. With french kissing the
saliva from the mouth that gets on the tongue may be sufficient to keep the lips from feeling
like two pieces of sandpaper rubbing against one another. Although i try to swallow my own
saliva rather than slobering all over my lover, and find that women reciprocate in the same
manner. So i keep my lips well oiled with lip balms {cherry chapstick, berry blistex, etc}.
Since i like to kiss up to two hours or more at a time, as i find it alone can be as good or
better than genital intercourse, this lubricant may have to be reapplied a number of times.
The same goes for a breath freshener, like listerine strips or spray.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lip_gloss

 

[HB40]

If you're doing it right, all the lipstick is gone in about 2 minutes

Nina definitely does it right.....I'm pretty sure she could suck the chrome off a trailer hitch too if she tried, she is that talented!

 

[badbadboy]

Not a big fan of make up at all. For me the deal breaker is too much perfume. Stuff gives me headaches and I don't like the thought of bringing the scent home

 

[*emmanuelle]

This is why I use Maybelline Superstay. It is by far the best lip colour I've ever tried. The colour goes on like a gloss but dries in 2 minutes, then you use the clear coating to "seal in" the colour. There is zero stickiness, gooey-ness or come-off-on-you-collar-ness.

 

[Papa Chongo]

A test is required.

LOL, and with that I need a cold shower!

 

[Papa Chongo]

I enjoyed your lips, once the lip gloss was gone!

hehe

 

[Jaybll]

I agree Johnny, it was a lot of fun kissing with Eva and the lipgloss was gone in less than a minute
but the lip gloss makes me wanna kiss her right away when i see her

 

[Papa Chongo]

Still hating the lip gloss ... just saying!

 

[lenny]

Not a big fan of make up at all. For me the deal breaker is too much perfume. Stuff gives me headaches and I don't like the thought of bringing the scent home

Too much perfume or anything can be a problem. It may make my eyes water and mouth salivate.
But love makeup on most any girl of drinking age.

http://www.amateuremogirls.com/galleries/free-emos/02/emo-sluts-to-the-front-please/1875246

 

[storm rider]

+1 on the bandwagon for disliking lipgloss....especially the color pink.

SR

 

[Harmony-bc]

I always start off so glamorous, and end up so messy

I love the way my lips look with gloss. They look so full and pouty. If you hate lip gloss, just tell me, and I will wipe it off before we start

 

[*emmanuelle]

Emmy can put lip gloss on my collar, or anywhere else for that matter. - - just saying

 

[Very Veronica]

toss the (conventional) gloss if you care about your & your partner's health

3. Lip Gloss the shine in lip-gloss comes from petroleum jelly. Petroleum jelly is a byproduct of oil drilling, and when you spread it on your lips, you end up eating it, which is essentially the same as drinking gasoline. Add up the amount of lip-gloss the average woman uses (and consumes) over a decade, and it equals 7 pounds. The European Union has banned many petroleum jelly products, and experts are concerned they could be linked to cancer. Women with breast cancer have twice the levels of hydrocarbons (substances found in petroleum jelly) in their breasts than women who haven’t had breast cancer. ~Dr. Oz

http://dailyhealthweb.blogspot.com/2010/02/dr-oz-top-three-dangers-in-your-beauty.html

more info:

a must read for any woman who wears makeup & anyone who uses personal care products http://notjustaprettyface.org/category/press

find out just how toxic your products are http://www.cosmeticsdatabase.com/

latest book (and new reading material for me ) http://nomoredirtylooks.com/thebook/

& get the led out