Lip Glosses: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 30, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 20 listings for Lip Glosses, including options from Glossier and Anastasia Beverly Hills. Compare product details and listed prices.
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Lip Gloss
Glossier
$18.00

Lip Gloss
Anastasia Beverly Hills
$23.00

Celestial Lip Gloss
Kevyn Aucoin
$38.00

Overglaze Hydrating Lip Gloss
Ilia Beauty
$26.00

Liplights Cream Lip Gloss
RMS Beauty
$30.00

Lip Gloss / Red Hot
Kjaer Weis
$31.00

Lip Gloss / Intimate
Kjaer Weis
$31.00

Lip Gloss / Admire
Kjaer Weis
$23.00

Lip Gloss / Blossoming
Kjaer Weis
$31.00

Odyssey Lip Oil Gloss
Milk Makeup
$26.00

Lip Gloss / Affinity
Kjaer Weis
$31.00

Lip Gloss / Tenderness
Kjaer Weis
$31.00

Lip Gloss / Fascination
Kjaer Weis
$31.00

Lip Gloss / Cherish
Kjaer Weis
$31.00

Lip Gloss / Treasure
Kjaer Weis
$31.00

Lip Gloss / Courage
Kjaer Weis
$23.00

Positive Light Luminizing Lip Gloss
Rare Beauty
$20.00

Gloss Luxe Lip with Hydrating Jojoba Oil
Bluemercury
$64.00

Beyond Clean Lip Gloss
Bluemercury
$29.00

Easy Lip Gloss
Bluemercury
$35.00
The 20 displayed listings with prices are listed from $18.00 to $64.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Common descriptors include hydrating, cream, oil-based, and luminizing, showing a range from sheer shine to richer, moisturizing finishes.
For lasting shine, pick a gloss labeled “hydrating” or “oil gloss,” which usually contains jojoba or other oils. Cream-type glosses often give a thicker, more satin look, while luminizing formulas add a subtle light-reflecting effect.
Check the shade name and any mention of tint intensity; some glosses double as a light color boost. Higher-priced options may feature premium ingredients, so compare the exact ingredient list if you have sensitivities.
Questions
What’s the difference between a hydrating gloss and an oil gloss?
Hydrating glosses list moisturizers like hyaluronic acid, while oil glosses highlight oils such as jojoba; both aim for shine but differ in base ingredients.
How can I tell if a gloss will feel sticky?
Look for “cream” or “satin” in the name, which usually indicates a smoother texture; sticky finishes are often described as “gel” or “high-shine.”
Does a higher price mean better shine?
Not necessarily; compare the maker’s description of finish and any added shimmer or light-reflecting pigments.
Should I check for any allergens?
Review the ingredient list on the brand’s site for potential allergens, especially if the product mentions fragrance or essential oils.