Baskadia

Not actually true.

But lipstick contains Carmine

Carmine is a common ingredient in lipstick, and it has been used as a pigment in cosmetics for centuries.

This Carmine is made from the dried and crushed bodies of cochineal beetles, which are a type of insect that lives on cacti in South America.

The insects are collected and dried, and then their bodies are ground into a fine powder, which is then used to produce the red pigment.