From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishlipsticklip‧stick /ˈlɪpˌstɪk/ ●●○ noun 
[countable, uncountable]DCB something used for adding colour to your lips, in the shape of a small stick
[countable, uncountable]DCB something used for adding colour to your lips, in the shape of a small stickExamples from the Corpus
lipstick• There was a lipstick, which he didn't hand back.• Blend away any creases in your make-up and gently apply the new eyeshadow, highlighter and pencil, the blusher and lipstick.• Warm Geranium lipstick by Kanebo and a loose matt powder completed the look.• Fill in, blot on a tissue, then reapply another coat of lipstick.• He always liked it when she wore a certain shade of lipstick, coral, not cherry.• Bonnie Parker would have been happy to find this lipstick.• And with lipstick and mascara and a spray of perfume she looked damned well sexy!• The boys were smeared with lipstick, old scarves tied in knots beneath their spotted chins. 