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We all know a smile has two main components: soft sexy lips and white teeth. Most lip gloss products just focus on the first half of that equation, but a new product is meant to work on both your lips and your teeth. SexySmile, by celebrity dentist Dr. Pia Lieb, is a lip gloss that also has a teeth whitener. One end is a sponge-tipped lip gloss and the other end is a brush to apply clear whitening gel. According to Dr. Lieb's website, the whitener can be used up to six times per day and can both immediately fix a new stain as well as provide gradual whitening over time. There are seven colors of sparkly gloss and three shades of lip balm (including clear) which sell for $28.50 each. 
natalie 11-22-2006 @ 12:35AM
I think this lip gloss is an excellent idea and the price is very reasonable. Just dont forget to not share your lip gloss.
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Another Black Season 11-22-2006 @ 1:03AM
I'm not a girl but I just finished spending 10,000.00 dollars on my teeth and mouth, 8 extractions and braces for a 2 years. Now that it's all finished I have been putting off the whitening...more money, sigh. This is a really good idea if it works well.
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Barbara 11-22-2006 @ 6:47AM
I DO NOT BELIEVE IN A WHITENER SUCH AS THIS...GO TO A
DENTIST TO HAVE YOUR TEETH TAKEN CARE OF...DO NOT
USE A PRODUCT ENDORSED BY A LAY PERSON..COSMETICS
ARE JUST THAT..COSMETICS.
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Scott 11-22-2006 @ 7:00AM
I am not sure what Barb is trying to say here and don't understand what a Lay person is but as far as cosmetics, I have found that Crest White Strips work wonders. For about $25 and 7 days work they will give you almost as white of teeth as the dentist will but they will charge like $500 or more for the same result!
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Tooth doc 11-22-2006 @ 7:08AM
As a practicing dentist, I can honestly say that the "paint-on" whitening products do not work!! The active whitening ingredient, hydrogen peroxide, must be in contact with the teeth for a certain amount of time every day to get any significant results. The paint on products get washed away by saliva as soon as you close your mouth!! Maybe that is why it can be applied 7 times/day? I wouldn't buy it.
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Frieda 11-22-2006 @ 7:14AM
I hear the word "Gimmick Lipstick" written all over this, but I don't think one would hurt to purchase. (And no, I don't get a commission for writing this. I don't know anyone doing this.)A sucker is born every minute, ergo, I have been reborn hundreds of times.
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Tiffany Murray 11-22-2006 @ 7:47AM
I don't think I would buy that product. I don't believe in paint on whitning products either. I do however trust the Crest Whitning Strips They work wonders. I am a smoker, and an avid coffee drinker. I have the whitest teeth in my house.
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E 11-22-2006 @ 8:05AM
Barb, you might want to learn what a lay person is. This product, regardless of merit, is created and endorsed by a dentist. Dentists are trained professionals, not lay people. Open a dictionary before chastizing others.
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Amy 11-22-2006 @ 9:28AM
I totally agree with the dentist - the product has to stay on your teeth for the required amount of time. Apply seven times a day - give me a break!
And Barb, look up lay person!
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Avante' 11-22-2006 @ 10:23AM
I don't really think that this would work. I agree that people should just go to the dentist and get their teeth whitened.
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Beth 11-22-2006 @ 10:46AM
I thinkl this is one of those, 'if it makes you happy and you like it, more power to you' kinda products. Maybe it whitens and maybe it doesn't. But if you THINK it whitens and you look and feel more confident with the nice lip gloss, other will take more positive notice of you anyway. So it's self-delusion. We humans do that all the time. Again, more power to the person who wants a tube. :o)
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susan 11-22-2006 @ 10:49AM
I have just had a full mouth reconstruction to the tune of over $25,000. Am I happy? You betcha! Personally, I feel too many people are trying to get overly white teeth. They glow in the dark for crying out loud! ZOOM is an excellent product used by dentists. Anyone who goes to a cosmetic counter for medical care is looking for a landscaper to roof their house!
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ChrisRath.com 11-22-2006 @ 11:47AM
kewl!
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josie 11-22-2006 @ 11:48AM
i would'nt buy it either. its a scam. and way too expensive. get crest white strips they are kind of expensive but at least they WORK.
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MISSY 11-22-2006 @ 11:51AM
HEY WHATS GOING ON WITH RACHEAL RAY AND HER HUBBY? NOONE HAS SAID ANYTHING ABOUT THAT.
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MISSY 11-22-2006 @ 11:54AM
WHAT HAPPENED TO RACHAEL RAY AND HER HUBBY? NO ONE HAS SAID ANYTHING ABOUT THAT .
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Bobbie 11-22-2006 @ 11:59AM
I have tried the Crest whitner strip and they just slide off two minutes after I put them on. Your dentist's treatment is much less frustrating, unless you can give me a solution.
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marisa 11-22-2006 @ 12:00PM
brilliant idea
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Katrina 11-22-2006 @ 12:05PM
Has anyone tried it?????
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Angel 11-22-2006 @ 12:06PM
Well I have to say that I have used the crest whitening strips and the rembrandt strips and they both really do work and they don's slide of my teeth at all and besides i got them at 7 dollars a piece on sale!!!
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