Although the world is struggling in the clutches of one of the deepest recessions in history, women are trying really hard to keep their spirits up .....by buying lots of lipsticks.
Yes, you heard it right, ladies are turning to make-up accessories to give them a boost during times of crisis.
Fears of Lead Containing Cosmetics Prompt Lipstick Warning in Oz
Women Down Under have been asked not to wear lipsticks, following concerns that several big cosmetic brands could contain poisonous lead.
Women Down Under have been asked not to wear lipsticks, following concerns that several big cosmetic brands could contain poisonous lead.
And Suzie Cunningham, spokeswoman for Yves Saint Laurent, agrees with him.
"Lipstick and make-up sales usually increase during an economic downturn," The Daily Express quoted Suzie, as saying.
Slapping on Make-up Helps Brit Women to Beat the Blues
Nothing lifts a British woman’s spirits more than a slapping on make-up, says the results of a new poll.
Nothing lifts a British woman’s spirits more than a slapping on make-up, says the results of a new poll.
Bobbi Brown started her beauty biz by launching 10 shades of lipstick in 1991, right in the middle of the last big recession.
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'Lipstick Effect' Expose the True Face of the Credit Crunch
The recent global meltdown has seen an upswing in what is known the lipstick effect , as sales of cosmetics are rising.
The recent global meltdown has seen an upswing in what is known the lipstick effect , as sales of cosmetics are rising.
"Lipstick is an iconic product that instantly elevates any look. It can help a woman feel polished and confident in any situation."
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Malaysian City Authorities Ban Bright Lipstick and Noisy High-heeled Shoes
Malaysian city authorities ban bright lipstick and noisy high-heeled shoes, saying it is aimed at preventing sexual assaults and illicit sex.
Malaysian city authorities ban bright lipstick and noisy high-heeled shoes, saying it is aimed at preventing sexual assaults and illicit sex.
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