Things We Saw Today: Sailor Moon Lipsticks That Change Color? Oh My God Give Them All to Me

The news is pretty bleak ’round the world, so let’s lead with something fun here. These lovely Sailor Moon lipsticks made by Japanese makeup company Creer Beaute shift shades based on your skin’s pH and also they are shaped like pens and also my birthday was just in March but it’s coming up again in a year.

Each lipstick is modeled after a different Sailor Scout and will cost 3024 yen ($28 US) when they’re released in July 2017. That’s a pretty big chunk of change for a lipstick which is why all I’m saying is that my birthday is March 14th.

(via Fashionably Geek)

• A cast member on Survivor: Game Changer outed one of his castmates as transgender onscreen (and against the man’s will), which is all kinds of inappropriate. (via Deadline)
• Real-life superhero Malala Yousafzai became the youngest honorary citizen of Canada and the picture of her with Justin Trudeau will make you move to Canada. (via CNN)

• Donald Trump Jr. is a disgusting cretin, but considering the man he’s named after, are you really surprised? How many stressful issues have you had to face in your life, Trumpling?

I feel like I need to go take a bath after thinking too much about Donald Trump Jr. Distract me with the things that you’ve seen today? Please?

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