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Can you spend $100 on a lipstick?
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Poll :: Can you spend $100 on a lipstick

Yes
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 15%  [ 3 ]
No
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 84%  [ 16 ]
Total Votes : 19


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Tue Oct 11, 2011 5:10 pm      Reply with quote
Can you spend $100 on a lipstick

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Tue Oct 11, 2011 5:15 pm      Reply with quote
Do you mean:

Would you spend $100 on a lipstick?

- OR -

Are there lipsticks that cost $100?


Personally I would never spend $100 on a lipstick as I just see that as extortion Wink
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Tue Oct 11, 2011 7:42 pm      Reply with quote
I'm sure there are some that cost more than that.
Some people spend $500 on a body lotion.
So maybe those same people would buy it?

Personally I would rather spend my money on other things.
I also tend to like the more natural lip products and most are not in that price range.

Doubt I'd spend more than $30.
I actually have a $75 lip gloss here and I do not care for it that much, it is ok.
I did not pay that much for it- it came in a set I bought.

I know there is Armani lipsticks for around $60 I see a lot in magazines.
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Wed Oct 12, 2011 4:48 pm      Reply with quote
There's no way I'd pay that much no matter how much money I have. I can't fathom what could warrant that price to get me to buy it over others a lot less expensive that I absolutely adore.
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Wed Oct 12, 2011 8:23 pm      Reply with quote
Hell no!!! That's a ridiculous amount to spend for one lippie.
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Wed Oct 12, 2011 10:31 pm      Reply with quote
Just wanted to add I know people that are millionaires and well off and they would not even spend that on a lipstick.

But then again it is a free country and you can spend your money on what you want.
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Thu Oct 13, 2011 12:24 pm      Reply with quote
Def not. There's so many good dupes out there! I can't even justify spending more than $20 on one. I'd rather invest in skincare!
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Sun Oct 16, 2011 7:42 pm      Reply with quote
Nope, not a lipstick girl. Foundation? Yes.

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Wed Oct 19, 2011 9:01 am      Reply with quote
If that lipstick cleaned my house and washed my dog, sure. Otherwise its probably no different than any other lipstick out there.
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Fri Oct 21, 2011 12:20 am      Reply with quote
I never wore lipsticks, only cheap glosses before my work mandated a particular colour as compulsory uniform. So I went on a hunt and tried every red lipstick known to man. The only one that suited my skin tone was a high-end brand and it cost $70! I bought it and have never looked back. I now own five of these $70 lipsticks. Why? Two reasons....

The formula is simply fantastic and I mean that. I never wore lipstick before because I hated the feel of it and it always dried my lips out. This one doesn't and it feels nice on.

If it's something I'm not buying a lot of, I like to buy quality and I don't doubt the quality of this product. There is no dupe for it that I'm aware of in either colour or formulation and since a lipstick lasts so long I will not waste my time scouring the earth and wasting lots of money trying to find it.

Sometimes cheap is very expensive. You can waste a lot of money trying to find a dupe, you can also waste your time which is a lot more valuable than money. I'm constantly amazed by some people I know who will baulk at buying the product they really want because it's $50. But they'll happily go out and buy $50 worth of cheap alternative stuff they use once then throw away. Where is the logic in that?

My policy of buy quality and buy once means I can afford expensive lipsticks and skin care too. I usually have more money than my cheapskate friends who fritter theirs away chasing the next great 'best buy'.

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Fri Oct 21, 2011 1:05 am      Reply with quote
No, i don't wear lipstick, lol.
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Fri Oct 21, 2011 9:53 am      Reply with quote
Nooooo, never. Not just for a lipstick, but IF it would plump lips beautifully for real, then maybe...
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Fri Oct 21, 2011 2:02 pm      Reply with quote
No I can't but I wish I could!
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Sat Oct 22, 2011 10:21 am      Reply with quote
Thats ludicrous. I prefer spending just a few bucks on the Wet n' Wild lip colors or the NYC lip colors.
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