Why drink espresso when you can wear it?

With “real coffee aroma” in every lipstick, we can’t understand why Max Factor’s Cafe Espresso Lipcolor range is no longer around…

Bibliography:

“Cafe Espresso Colors.” Australian Women’s Weekly, 13 April 1960, p 27.

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