Lancôme Launches Anti-Aging Lip Creams

by Courtney Dunlop (Subscribe to Courtney Dunlop's posts), Posted Feb 4th 2010 at 9:00AM

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Kate Winslet models the dreamy results. Photo courtesy of Lancôme

We love a good lip gloss, especially if said gloss is actually a gloss/balm hybrid with anti-aging ingredients rarely seen outside skincare products.

Lancôme just announced the launch of new lip creams, Lancôme L'Absolu Crème De Brilliance, $29, which are serious treatments that also happen to come in eight gorgeous colors. Glycerin and hyaluronic acid deliver mega-hydration, and light-diffusing pearls make your lips nice and shiny.

But the real kicker is Pro-Xylane -- Lancôme's most powerful anti-aging molecule --which helps reshape and plump not-so-young-anymore lips.

Will a lip cream suddenly give you the lips of a fresh-faced 17-year-old? Of course not; but if you wear it every day...hey, every little bit helps!

We're ready to recreate Kate Winslet's crimson pout in the advertisement -- it's L'Absolu Crème De Brilliance in Rose Mythique layered over L'Absolu Rouge Lipstick in the same shade.

Not feeling red? We also love bubblegum-pink lipstick!

Filed under: Beauty, News, Makeup
Tags: anti-aging, Kate Winslet, KateWinslet, LAbsolu Rouge Lipstick, LabsoluRougeLipstick, Lancôme LAbsolu Crème De Brilliance, LancômeLabsoluCrèmeDeBrilliance, lancome, lip gloss, LipGloss, red lipstick, RedLipstick

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