I Am Sad My New Lipstick Is Yucky

I just need to get this out.  I went into Saks Fifth Ave in New York to find my Bobbi Brown lipstick, and instead I was caught in the web of a very aggressive sales lady who was trying to sell me skin care.  I realized the only way I was getting away from her was to buy something, so I offered to buy a lipstick from her.  So I ended up buying a lipstick in a good color, but from a company (shall remain nameless) I was unfamiliar with.  Now I have it, a $35.00 lipstick…and it dries out my lips and tastes terrible.  Sad.  I won’t even put a Beauty Alert! label on it, because it isn’t label worthy.  Also, I have this feeling that Saks Fifth Avenue doesn’t even carry Bobbi Brown, but I after my encounter at the counter, I wanted to flee.

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