I’m nearly not as excited about these as El Hub is (he loooooves spicy food), but I like the shapes and colors.
Why am I’m tempted to rub one of those red ones on my lips?
Why?
No, Karen, don’t do that. You’d regret it. Instead, why don’t you look for a lipstick in the same color?
Yes, sometimes I talk to myself in the third person. 🙂
Kiss & Make-up says
DO NOT rub them on your lips 😛 I rubbed my lips and eyes once when cooking with peppers. Idiot move…
Chris25 says
Ouch! 😮
Infrequent Ranter says
I think Bobbi Brown creamy matte lipstick in Scarlet would be a good substitute…:D
Dee says
Same thing happened to me Melissa! Well …similar! I didn’t wear gloves while cutting up their evil cousins …habanero peppers. OMG there was nothing that would get rid of that burn for hours together. I don’t know if I was just allergic or if those things were just so darn hot but it took me a lot of time& pain to get rid of that burning feeling!! On a side note though the pictures are beautiful and that shade would be gorgeous in a lipstick ( maybe thats why you feel like rubbing them on your lips lol)!
Kim says
These look amazing! One time the menfolk were having a few drinks and one of them said to the Hubs “I dare you to put that whole thing in your mouth” (hot pepper from the garden). The Hubs did it in a heartbeat. And we laughed while his eyes watered for the next 15 minutes. HAHA!
Erin says
I was cooking with Thai chili’s once and I had something similar happen to me like what happened to Melissa. I was wearing gloves it just shot little flecks of juice in my face! OMG my eye burned for hours.
Efrain says
Well I’m from the land of chilies, you get costumed to the spicy and I’m sure that the tingle is the same you feel with some lip plumpers.
Rae // theNotice says
Hoo boy 😐 I’m just imagining what that would feel like — just eating spicy food is enough to make my lips burn for an hour; the idea of rubbing a whole pepper on them is terrifying!