Intro
Lip Liner
Lip Liner. True Fiction.
It is a lip liner, but it is more than that. It’s true fiction lip liner. It is a lip liner, but it’s more than that. It’s true fiction lip liner.
You may have heard of Lip Liner before now, even if you haven’t bought any in the past few years: there are a number of people who believe it to be one of the most useful and effective products on the market right now and they swear by it. It has numerous functions (flattering skin tone, drying lips fast and leaving them soft), but maybe the most important one is: it makes your lips look like you have lipstick on instead of just your natural lip color.
True fiction lip liner
Long before we heard about it, we were talking with customers about a product that would be a lip liner. Then one day, this customer came in and said they needed something like ours. In the end, we decided to get some of our pencils to do the same thing.
We’ve found that lip liners are the perfect example of a true fiction product: when you look at it from one perspective, it’s not only useful, but also beautiful and artful; when you look at it from another perspective, it’s not only functional but also practical; and when you look at it from yet another perspective, you realize that there isn’t really anything like it on the market. There isn’t really anything like this on our market either. We just made up a name for ourselves above all else because our customers liked what we were saying and asking for.
Our CEO has been saying for years that if we don’t make things true fiction — if people don’t think about the underlying value of something — then the whole point will just never matter. He is right: making something true fiction is essential to its success and if you can’t make something true fiction then why should anyone buy it?
True fiction lip liner
True Fiction Lip Liner was the first lip liner I ever bought. It’s a $5, unassuming tube that I would have never purchased on my own. It didn’t look like much to me at first and when I saw it, I was intrigued. Eventually, I tried out some of their other products and found them to be good looking and high quality. They have a nice selection of lip liners in different finishes, so you can choose the one that best matches your skin tone (they don’t all look the same).
After trying a few of their products, I started using them more regularly. In the past few months alone, they have introduced a new shade called “True Romance” which is described as “Lustrous Blackberry” (it’s actually darker than blackberry). The product has barely been out for a year but it is already one of my favorite brands — in fact, when I recently saw it available at Ulta, I did some research into their other products.
I had never heard of True Fiction before but when they launched their new shade “True Romance” last month, I decided to give them another chance…and now that they have finally released that shade and several others around it (I see them in Ulta quite often), why not?
So what does True Fiction Lip Liner offer that other lip liners don’t?
It’s true: True Fiction Lip Liner doesn’t actually sell lipstick! The company has sold lipstick for generations; but you wouldn’t know this from reading any reviews or talking with anyone who shops there — because True Fiction Lip Liner sells lip liner!
True Fiction is headquartered in Redding CT , USA . They’re an established line of premium cosmetics made with ingredients sourced from nature including real plant extracts and pure essential oils. Their mission statement is: “To inspire people to discover beauty without compromise.” Their philosophy drives their products towards being natural-based alternatives to traditional brands while also maintaining an extremely high level of innovation and quality control.
True Fiction Lip Liner’s name comes from the ancient Greek word for truth: “true” meaning “true” or “objective”, “fiction” meaning “false”. The company’s brand slogan is: ‘Beauty without compromise’. Their tag line on social media reads: ‘You can do better…’ This campaign reflects the true spirit of beauty-without-compromise
True fiction lip liner
In fact, I have seen a number of lip liners lately that have a very similar shape and feel to the true fiction lip liner, which is one of my favorite lip products on the market. The shapes are rather different, but the two products are very similar in their usability and quality (which is why I am sharing this with you — hopefully it will help you make a purchase decision).
To start with, let me just say that I love these things because they are comfortable to wear and blend nicely (the shape is a bit different than true fiction’s, but they are both thin enough that they can be worn with no liner when you don’t want to put on a lipstick).
Now, let me tell you why these things are like true fiction lip liners:
1. These things will actually last you quite a long time (like 3-6 months or more)
2. They cost less than $5/each
3. They can be easily washed off if necessary (the only thing that really sticks to them is lipstick)
4. They don’t smell gross at all!
5. Most importantly? They do just what I want them to do (my lips look amazing after wearing them), so those are five reasons why I like them so much. ?
The best thing about this product is its price point: for $5 each, it makes sense for it to be less expensive than many other brands of lip products on the market — especially considering how great quality it is for the same price point as most other brands of lipstick/lipstick; and considering how overpriced lip liner/lipstick tends to be compared to other brand products in many cases: $7+ lipstick vs $5 lipstick; or $3+ lipstick vs $1 lipstick; etc. It makes perfect sense that at such an affordable price point, it offers some very real value here — especially since we often see companies offering samples of their products at far higher prices than what they actually sell for in order to get customers and gain market share (i.e., using false advertising). Which brings us back to what we need here: better customer service! This isn’t just lip liner — there are entire categories of products where we see companies use this strategy successfully and without issue: beer tumblers; coffee mugs; wine carafes; beer glasses…etc…and it works in those cases too! ?
True fiction lip liner
In June of this year, the University of Minnesota Extension Service released a bulletin titled “Lip Liner: A True Fiction Lip Liner”, which discusses the history and uses of true fiction lip liners. As a result of this bulletin, I have decided to write up a little bit about the history of true fiction lip liners and the future prospects for their use.
True fiction lip liners are lip liners that do not contain any pigment at all. In fact, they are made from such materials as carbon black and waxes (such as beeswax). Because of this, using true fiction lip liners is entirely safe — as long as you do not ingest them (which I do not recommend).
However, I will discuss two particular applications for true fiction lip liners that have been made in recent years. Both techniques were first explored in the late 1990s by Dennis Chua (a professor at MIT and author of a book on holographic image projection) and Kit Pernin (a professor at Columbia University). In the late 1990s, Chua and Pernin developed what they referred to as “true-fiction” lip liners. True-fiction lip liner comes in four basic flavors; one with a light blue color with white luster; one with an orange-red color with white luster; one with an off-white color with pink luster; and one that is dark brown with gold luster. Each flavor has its own unique benefits — something exciting to watch unfold once you apply your product to your lips — but all four flavors provide similar advantages:
1. The lack of pigment allows you to coat your lips in either color without any visible change in color or “shimmer” effect.
2. The absence of pigment means that your products don’t show up too far away from your body or mouth when you wear them on supported surfaces like cups or glasses. This means that your products won’t show up too far away from you when performing self-effacing gestures like smiling or coughing while walking or doing exercises like yoga or Pilates while wearing them on supported surfaces such as cups or glasses. The absence of pigment also means that you don’t need to worry about trying to compensate for it when wearing these products during activities such as smoking and drinking alcohol. While many people still sport lipstick when they smoke after having eaten something hot (as pointed out by Ka
Conclusion
The whole point of writing a book is to share your experiences. Do you want to make it public?
This is the most important decision you will ever make when you become a writer: whether or not to publish your work.
You have two options. You can publish your work, confident that the world will buy it and enjoy it, and you’ll get paid for it. Or, you can stay in hiding and hope nobody finds out what you did while they were sleeping.