FENTY BEAUTY by Rihanna·Lip Gloss & Lip Oil

Gloss Bomb Ice Cooling Lip Gloss

The Fenty Beauty Gloss Bomb Ice Cooling Lip Gloss is a high-shine, sheer lip luminizer that delivers an instant minty cooling effect to refresh and volumize the appearance of lips. Infused with conditioning shea butter and vitamin E, this non-sticky formula provides a juicy, wet-look finish while nourishing the lips for a soft and smooth result. The universal translucent shade is designed to flatter all skin tones and can be worn alone or layered over your favorite lip color for added dimension.1. This refreshing gloss provides an immediate cooling sensation and uses a peppermint-infused formula to make lips look instantly fuller and more hydrated. 2. The texture is smooth and comfortable with a non-sticky, high-shine finish that delivers a shimmer-free, icy glow. 3. This universally-flattering clear gloss is suitable for all skin types and tones, making it an essential addition to any beauty routine.

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Product profile

Base profile

Oil / emollient-richTypically nourishing & skin-softeninghigh confidence

Formula flags

✓ Fragrance✕ Drying alcohol

Ingredient analysis

Formula analysis is a rule-based estimate, not dermatological advice. Individual reactions vary. Always patch test new products.

Formula tags

Fragrance presentParaben-freeOil-rich

Formula overview

This oil-rich, emollient gloss delivers a nourishing, high-shine finish with a refreshing cooling sensation from peppermint oil and menthol. It features shea butter and jojoba seed oil to soften and condition lips, along with Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E) for added care.

Compatibility

This oil-rich, emollient formula is ideal for those with dry or chapped lips looking for deep hydration from jojoba oil and shea butter. However, the inclusion of peppermint oil and menthol may be sensitizing for those with very reactive skin or a sensitivity to cooling agents.

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