What is the difference between lipglass and lipgloss?

lipglass and lip gloss are pretty much the same. i think the gloss is thicker than the glass. also some companies call it lipglass trying to be different. MAC calls their gloss glass if i am not mistakenWhat is the difference between lipglass and lipgloss?
I NEVER HEARD OF LIPGLASS!I DONT THINK YOU GOT THE WORDS WRITE!What is the difference between lipglass and lipgloss?
Lipglass is a type of lipgloss that is specifically intended to give a ';glass-like'; sheen. I think it mught be a MAC invention as well.





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whats lipglass?
No such thing as Lipglass..
Lip glass is also lip gloss. It's just a certain name for a brand, Mac I think.
i never heard of lipglass...so i cant help you
lip glass/


A unique lip gloss available in a wide variety of colours that can create a high gloss, glass-like finish or a subtle sheen. Designed to be worn on its own, over Lip Pencil or Lipstick, Tinted Lipglass is the perfect product for creating shine that lasts. It's pigmented, very shiny and can impart subtle or dramatic colour. It contains Jojoba Oil to help soften and condition the lips. Tinted Lipglass is packaged in a convenient bottle with a sponge tip applicator that provides a quick, smooth, even application. made by mac


lip gloss/


is a perfectly pigmented formula that glides on evenly %26amp; feels wonderfully soothing. Sheer enough to be worn alone, yet also perfect for layering with Lip Colour. Makes lips look fuller %26amp; enhances virtually any skin tone by creating a subtle contrast in texture!!


mac just want to be differnt!!! So they call it lipglass!
it has a O instead of an A lol sorry i couldnt resist lippglass is a product by MAC its supposed to be really shinyyyyyyyyyy
Lipglass is the product name for MAC's Lipgloss. Really good shiny stuff! Watch out, don't let the wind blow your hair in it though...it will drag it across your face.
Depending on the brand, about 5 bucks. Its the same thing, its just that make-up companies are always looking for more appealing names than their competition.