‘Must-have' plump-effect lip gloss now under £13 at Sephora

'Must-have' plump-effect lip gloss now under £13 at Sephora
Having a few go-to lip glosses is definitely part of the 2025 beauty trends agenda
Outrageous plump effect gloss from Sephora
(Image: Sephora )
If you want your lips to achieve the ultimate shine then the Outrageous plump-effect gloss from Sephora is now on sale, reduced from £13.99 to £12.59, and shoppers have been raving about it.
The gloss covers the lips with a rounded 'magnifying effect' shine for a voluptuous look according to Sephora. It's available in a variety of shades so might be the perfect staple item to add to your makeup bag in a few different colours if you've got a mix of things happening this summer.
Whether it's a sparkly night out or a chilled at at the beach having a few go-to lip glosses is definitely part of the 2025 beauty trends agenda. For money-saving tips sign up to our Money newsletter here.
But what do shoppers think? This gloss has clearly been a winner on the Sephora website with hundreds of happy buyers writing what they love about it in the reviews section.
One person entitled their review "Must-have", noting: 'I just loveeee it, It leaves your shine for a long time.'
Someone else added: 'Very nice colour, and long lasting. Looks great, I completely recommend this product.
'It is amazing, this is my favourite lip gloss. It's affordable and worth it. This has made its way to my everyday routine.'
Not everyone was a fan and there were some negative reviews like there are with every beauty product.
One person said: 'I found this to be a bit tacky on the lips, also the applicator is small and flimsy.'
Yet the majority were widely impressed.
Another happy shopper added: 'One of my favourites! I have literally been using this gloss for over five years and nothing beats it.
'It actually makes your lips a bit plumper, hydrates well, and looks really good. I prefer the clear shimmer, because it also looks good on top of lipsticks or stains.'
If this gloss doesn't take your fancy you could get your hands on the Glassy High-Shine lip gloss from Glossier which you can get for £18 at Space NK if you're wanting something else to give your lips a real shine this summer.
You could also buy the Lancôme Juicy Tubes Ultra Shiny Lip Gloss for £22.10 at Boots right now reduced from £26.
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Alternatively there is also the Laneige Mini Lip Glowy Balm Set at Lookfantastic if you're keen to sample a few different types for £23.

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