Red Lipstick Adorns New City Coffee Cups

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If you’re one of the few people daring to grab a cup of coffee from a New York Street vendor, you may receive a cup that looks like a woman wearing red lipstick has already used the cup. Makeup retailer Sephora, with help from PromoMedia Concepts produced coffee cups branded with a store opening message along with an imprint that makes the cup look like it’s been sipped before. It certainly grabs the attention. After all, no one wants to drink out of someone else’s coffee cup and this lipstick sure does make one look closely to make sure it’s just an imprint and not the real thing.

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