Out of all six colors, my absolute favorites are the original Fenty Glow and Hot Chocolit. In addition to Fenty Glow, there's also Diamond Milk (a pearl shade packed with shimmer), Fu$$y (a true pink shade full of sparkles), $weet Mouth (a light pink shade full of sparkles), Hot Chocolit (a deep brown full of pink glitter), and Glass Slipper (which is a simple, clear gloss, and the only one without any glitter). Now, however, there are a total of six shades available. The original shade is still my absolute favorite because it doesn't make my lips look dull or ashen in color and has the perfect amount of glitter. Originally, Gloss Bomb only came in a shimmery mauve shade called Fenty Glow. It also has a pleasant vanilla scent, and the large doe foot applicator makes it easy to put on. Thanks to the shea butter in the formula, my lips always stay hydrated while wearing Gloss Bomb, and the formula doesn't leave lips sticky or tacky like other glosses. If I was going to give lip glosses a shot, why not try the one created by my Bajan queen?ĭespite my lifelong protestations to the entire product genre, after the first use, I officially converted to loving lip gloss, and now I keep it with me all the time.
People raved about the Gloss Bomb and how it was basically the best lip gloss on the market. Like others, I was super excited to see one of my favorite artists drop her own makeup line back in 2017 and immediately went to YouTube to look at reviews. After getting a little tired of using just Vaseline for the makeup looks I couldn't find a lipstick for, I decided to try the Fenty Beauty by Rihanna Gloss Bomb that everyone was so obsessed with when it first dropped. Since I was a kid, I often associated them with a weird, manufactured scent and a sticky feeling I didn't like, so I favored lip balms and lipsticks instead. I didn't become a fan of lip glosses until about two years ago.
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