My Experience Wearing 1950s Revlon Lanolite Lipsticks!
I have 6 1950s Revlon Lanolite formula lipsticks, that are the gold standard of my 80 something vintage lipstick collection!
Applying a 1950s Revlon Lanolite bullet takes is a deliberate movement, of pressing a layer of chilled velvet cream onto your lips, and feeling the thick, velvet drag of the lanolin working over the lips, laying down a rich, cushioned barrier rather than a thin layer of silicone.
In comparison, modern lipsticks slide across the skin instantly because of liquid silicones, and lay a thin film that feels weightless, but slides off as quickly.
Revlon Lanolite isn't slick or greasy, but it has real physical weight. It feels like wearing a dense, soothing cream paste that holds its shape, keeping your lips plump and protected with a classic satin finish all day long.
Wearing my first vintage lipstick, 1961 Revlon Cherries in the Snow, in the Lanolite formula!
