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I imagine that that was some amazing relief to your cracked lips. No way you couldn't tell it was a sharpie.
You know, I agree that Sharpie doesn't usually feel anything like Chapstick/lipgloss/lipstick but I recently bought a lipstain that's a "marker." Okay, the smell though... Maybe you can exfoliate the marker off. It'll help your chapped lips too?
"Today, I woke up with really dry, chapped lips. Still in bed, without my glasses on, I sleepily reached down into my purse for some chapstick and applied it. Upon awakening later I realized I had mistaken a ***** for chapstick. I have a job interview today. FML" Fixed.
ummm....she never noticed the strong sharpie smell as she was applying it directly under her nose? I don't think this is true.
You had to have either been still drunk from the night before or completely hypnotized to not notice that it was a Sharpie. The smell alone should have told you it was the wrong thing, and if not that then the drag of the marker across your chapped lips. I call BS. I also wonder if, in a drunken stupor, you allowed your also clearly inebriated friends to do this.
On top of what everyone else has said, wouldn't sharpie also hella sting if your lips were chapped?
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how does drawing on your lips with a sharpie remotely feel like putting on chapstick?
you can use nail polish remover. it wont taste good but its that or sharpie. you can also use rubbing alcohol