The Diamond lip gloss is presented by Cake Beauty (maker) and EdenFantasys

The gloss is thick and quite sticky. It is contained in a tube and applied with the small applicator that is attached to the lid. It provides a smooth, thick coat on the lips and gives them a shine and sparkle along with a hint of color. Lips will remain sticky when the gloss is on, although they aren’t quite as sticky when the gloss is applied over lipstick. The gloss stays on well, but it will come off a bit if you kiss your partner, and it will also come off on coffee cups and drinking glasses.

The color of the Vanilla Frost is a pearly, very light pink.

This lip gloss smells heavenly. When you sniff the contents in the tube, the aroma of freshly mixed vanilla cake batter will infuse your nostrils. It truly smells good enough to eat. When first applied to the lips, it can be smelled easily, but like all scents seems to dissipate with such close proximity to your nose. The scent lingers as long as the gloss is on the lips, and your partner is sure to notice and comment on how your lips smell.

It does not, however, taste like vanilla cake batter, which is not a bad thing. If you lick your lips, you’ll have the bland and somewhat waxy taste of Chapstick on your tongue. If the gloss tasted as good as it smelled, you’d be licking your lips all day and hastening the removal of the product. Licking your glossed lips also seems to make your lips even stickier and feels unpleasant when you open and close your mouth.

The gloss lasts a long time, and should only have to be reapplied if you eat or drink, or if you tend to lick or wipe your lips during the day. It’s best to use water and a washcloth to remove it, or else lips will continue to feel tacky. When the gloss is completely off of your lips, it leaves them feeling smooth.

When applied over lipstick, the lipstick will leave traces on the applicator. This doesn’t seem to affect the color of the gloss, but the applicator can be rinsed under water and patted dry to remove most of the lipstick residue.

The Diamond Lip Gloss comes in a .4 oz. tube with a silver cap. The tube itself is clear, and the product is visible through it. The product name and the ingredients are on the tube, but the text is white so it’s impossible to read. The tube is sealed with plastic that must be removed before use. The cap screws on securely and the lip gloss is easy to toss in a purse and use anywhere you desire.

Cake is based in Ontario Canada. Cake doesn’t test their products on animals (only on willing human subjects). They only use ingredients approved by both the FDA and Health Canada, and their products are 100% paraben free.

I absolutely love the smell of this lipgloss – it really smells like vanilla cake batter right after I’ve mixed it but before I put it in the oven. It’s fortunate that it doesn’t taste the same way, as I’d be constantly applying it just to lick it off.

The gloss is very sticky and tacky, which I wasn’t expecting. Even after an hour, my lips would stick together a bit when I’d press them together. I don’t know if that’s common in glosses or not as I rarely wear them. It wasn’t as sticky when I applied it over lipstick, and I liked how it made the color I used shiny and sparkly. I couldn’t completely remove it from the applicator, but even not getting it all off, it didn’t seem to affect the color of the gloss when I used it again without lipstick.